Environment
At Bullion Mine, project keeps waste under control
Bullion King Mine being successfully treated
Are wolves coming back?
Top conservation biologist says it’s inevitable that predator will return to Colorado
Officials: Animas fish safe to eat
Mike Japhaet, a former aquatic biologist with Colorado Division of Wildlife, holds a brown trout that was collected in a 2014 fish census on the Animas River.JERRY McBRIDE/Durango Herald DENVER…
Groups defend EPA’s Clean Power Plan
A plume of steam billows from the coal-fired Merrimack Station in Bow, N.H. President Barack Obama plans to clamp down on carbon-dioxide emissions from existing U.S. power plants.Jim Cole/Associated Press…
Sunflower gets international film festival
Audience at Cortez theater will help judge Manhattan Short Films
CSU researching hemp in secluded test plot
CSU researching 12 types in semi-secret test plot
Cortez football coach ousted after staff complains
We did it for the kids, assistant coach says
Coalition calls for mining reforms after Gold King Mine spill
Water flows into a retention pond below the Gold King Mine north of Silverton. A coalition of tribes, local governments and environmental groups Tuesday petitioned the federal government to change…
‘Insufficient’ planning cited in EPA investigation of Gold King Mine spill
Water flows out of the Gold King Mine last week north of Silverton. A blowout at the mine could have been prevented with better analysis of the water pressure behind…
Coalition calls for mining reforms after Gold King Mine spill
Groups aim to prevent another river fiasco
State rebrands anti-pot campaign for kids
This image, made from a website launched by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, shows part of the state’s new campaign to educate youths about legal recreational marijuana.…
Inmates help restore wilderness
DENVER – A piece of Colorado’s Eagles Nest Wilderness has been restored to its historic condition because of the hard work of 18 prison inmates. The group removed an ugly…
Gold King Mine spill captures attention of world’s media
The New York Times on Aug. 11 featured full-page coverage of the Gold King Mine spill into the Animas River, including Durango Herald photographer Jerry McBride’s shot of three kayakers…