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Trump Admin Urges Colorado River Deal Among States, but Warns It Will Step in if Necessary

Trump Admin Urges Colorado River Deal Among States, but Warns It Will Step in if Necessary

64% Center coverage: 11 sources

As Colorado River stakeholders scramble to negotiate the basin’s long-term operational guidelines, the Trump administration is expressing support for a state-level consensus agreement — while warning that federal officials will step in if necessary. A message relayed on behalf of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum on Thursday indicated that his department would “be intensely, consistently and…See the Story

Now ‘Chalet Alpina’ and an Aman hotel, two lodging projects in the Lift One corridor work through city permit review - Aspen Journalism

Now ‘Chalet Alpina’ and an Aman hotel, two lodging projects in the Lift One corridor work through city permit review - Aspen Journalism

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

“At the base of the famed Aspen Mountain, a world crafted from fables comes to life.” Once it gets its building permit, anyways. The developers of a major new lodging project on South Aspen Street are more than two years into the city’s permit review process, and more than a decade into the process of designing, refining and acquiring approvals for a project many know as the Lift One Lodge. They still face multiple rounds of comments and still …Read Article

‘Voice of wildlife' takes early retirement from the Forest Service - Aspen Journalism

US Forest Service · Aspen

‘Voice of wildlife' takes early retirement from the Forest Service - Aspen Journalism

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A couple weeks into his retirement, Phil Nyland wasn’t yet off on his next grand adventure. Instead, he was battling peak-season traffic into Aspen, headed up Buttermilk Ski Area to the U.S. Forest Service’s closure gate on Government Trail, reminding hikers, runners and mountain bikers that the trail was still closed to protect elk during the sensitive calving season. Nyland, who was the wildlife biologist for 23 years on the Aspen-Sopris Rang…Read Article

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Trump Admin Urges Colorado River Deal Among States, but Warns It Will Step in if Necessary

The state of independent journalism with ProPublica Editor-in-Chief Stephen Engelberg - Aspen Journalism

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

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Riparian restoration on Rifle ranch marks 10 years - Aspen Journalism

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The banks of a previously degraded 1-mile stretch of Rifle Creek are now thick with willows and cottonwoods, and have signs that deer, elk and beavers are once again frequent visitors. This summer marks 10 years since an ambitious, multiphase riparian restoration project began on John Powers’ ranch, located north of Rifle and off Colorado 325. Since 2016, the property has been a worksite of the Colorado Natural Heritage Program, which has catal…Rifle · Rifle Read Article

Groundwater in the Colorado River Basin is low, raising farmers’ electric bills

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Groundwater in Arizona and the rest of the Colorado River Basin is drying up fast, and it's causing farmers to spend more money in attempts to reach diminishing water supplies under the earth’s surface. A study from Arizona State University published in May found that the Colorado River Basin, which stretches across parts of Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming, has lost enough water over the past 10 years to fill…Environment · Colorado See the Story

Amid national protests, local residents speak out against ICE

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

Community discussion concerns how to support immigrant communitiesImmigration and Customs Enforcement · Los Angeles See the Story

Aspen reaffirms plans for new reservoirs with water court filings - Aspen Journalism

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The city of Aspen is reaffirming its plans to build reservoirs to store water from Castle and Maroon creeks — but where they might be built has still not been decided. On May 30, attorneys for the city filed two applications in water court: a diligence application detailing the actions Aspen has taken toward developing the rights over the past six years and an application to change the original locations of the reservoirs. After a water court pr…Woody Creek · Woody Creek Read Article

Local attorneys spread awareness about increase in scams targeting immigrants - Aspen Journalism

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

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When flows are low, river recreators seek out new allies and avoid making enemies - Aspen Journalism

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Listen to the audio version: What used to be a calm stretch of the Yampa River near Craig, Colorado, now boasts a new set of rollicking whitewater rapids. They’re not the result of some new rockslide. The boulders in these rapids were selected to create just enough splashy holes to attract kayakers, and they act as the focal point of the city’s new effort to draw residents and tourists down to the river’s banks. On a breezy spring afternoon M…Craig · Craig See the Story

ICE Detains Family in Denver Courthouse

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

It's the first known arrest of a family inside a courthouse in Colorado. 9NEWS spoke with an attorney who witnessed it.Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Denver See the Story

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