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Center for Biological Diversity: WASHINGTON— More than 360 climate, tribal, religious and conservation groups petitioned the Biden administration today to use its executive authority to phase out oil and gas production on public lands and oceans.
Words of thanks and gratitude from around the Aspen and Roaring Fork communities.
Our public lands are at the heart of what makes the Roaring Fork Valley a unique place, but many people face barriers to enjoying them. At the same time, climate change has arrived — and it’s not impacting everyone equally. Aspen Public Radio talked with two community members who are working to mitigate the impacts of climate change and to create more equitable access to the outdoors.
The White River National Forest received 1,625 comments on its proposal to start charging a fee for overnight visits to hotspots in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness. While support was broad for a quota system on visitors, the fee was unpopular.
As efforts are underway to study the feasibility of a new dam site in the Homestake Creek valley, a group of opponents are acknowledging the cities of Colorado Springs and Aurora have rights to the…