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A company with an interest in oil shale development in western Colorado is seeking to maintain its water rights associated with a proposed reservoir on Thompson Creek that would be located within an area proposed...

Latinos are more likely than non-Latinos to believe in climate change, be alarmed about climate change, support public lands and want climate action, according to a study from the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication....

Temporary protections against oil and gas development for western Colorado's Thompson Divide are coming soon after lobbying by a coalition of conservationists, ranchers and recreationists.

For nearly two decades, a unique coalition of conservationists, ranchers and recreationists have fought to block oil and gas development on a rugged section of land on the Western Slope.

Temporary protections against oil and gas development for western Colorado's Thompson Divide are coming soon after lobbying by a coalition of conservationists, ranchers and recreationists.

Temporary protections against oil and gas development for western Colorado's Thompson Divide are coming soon after lobbying by a coalition of conservationists, ranchers and recreationists.

Temporary protections against oil and gas development for western Colorado's Thompson Divide are coming soon after lobbying by a coalition of conservationists, ranchers and recreationists.

A long-debated proposal to protect more than 220,000 acres of national forest land on Colorado’s Western Slope is close to becoming reality, but federal officials want to hear feedback from

The U.S. Forest Service's draft environmental assessment cleared the way for the withdrawal to be finalized in 2024.

Fund recipients’ missions range from feeding the hungry to stopping oil and gas development