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Threat of mudslides in Colorado could stick around throughout the summer Kelly Reinke
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There’s a concern the threat of mudslides in Colorado will stick around throughout the summer. The state got a taste of it over the weekend when two mudslides created lengthy closures on Interstate 70.
The slides happened in areas burned in last year’s Grizzly Creek Fire. With more rainfall forecast for that area, more mudslides and closures are possible this weekend, according to Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) officials.
When a wildfire is contained, a team with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) creates a map to alert the public and emergency management to the likelihood of a post-fire debris flow.
Threat of mudslides in Colorado could stick around throughout the summer
With more rainfall forecast for the Grizzly Creek Fire area, more mudslides and closures are possible this weekend. Author: Kelly Reinke (9NEWS) Updated: 10:21 PM MDT June 30, 2021
COLORADO, USA There’s a concern the threat of mudslides in Colorado will stick around throughout the summer. The state got a taste of it over the weekend when two mudslides created lengthy closures on Interstate 70.
The slides happened in areas burned in last year’s Grizzly Creek Fire. With more rainfall forecast for that area, more mudslides and closures are possible this weekend, according to Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) officials.
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Investigation urged into Canadian mining waste in Montana
The renewed urgency comes as Canadaâs largest diversified mining company lays plans to expand its footprint by building new mines along the border without a tested strategy in place to treat the chemical-laden flows
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Tristan Scott
Associated Press
Even with the U.S.-Canada border restricting travel for at least another month, the international exchange of mining waste leaching from British Columbia into a transboundary watershed touching Montana and Idaho has continued unmitigated, intensifying concerns to such a degree that in the span of 10 days in June a rare confluence of global entities has paid heed to an environmental calamity that’s been brewing for more than three decades.