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Guest column: the common denominator of COVID-19 and climate change — community resilience
WW's own Defiende Nuestra Tierra Director, Beatriz Soto recently wrote an op-ed on the connections between COVID-19 and climate change and how impacts from both crises disproportionately impact members of the local Latinx Community.
Letter: Area outdoors groups: Be smart on our public lands
Wilderness Workshop joins Colorado Wild Public Lands and several other businesses and environmental and recreation nonprofits in promoting the message of responsible recreation during this crisis.
Coal company says its freshly bulldozed road in roadless area near Paonia is legal
Arch Coal has bulldozed about a mile of new road into the Sunset Roadless Area, barely two months after a federal court ruling that banned the mining company from building new roads in the protected forest near Paonia.
Court scraps Colo. roadless exception — again
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday reversed a lower court ruling, forcing the federal government to reconsider yet again where coal mining is allowed in “roadless” areas of Colorado.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson