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  • Environmental group reaches out

    The Colorado Environmental Coalition opens new office in Grand Junction.

  • Rural co-ops must change

    Western Area Power Administration plan would require utilities to use Integrated Resource Planning.

  • Energy Fair

    Energy fair scheduled in Montrose, Colorado.

  • Trees are more than logs

    Growing Sustainable Forest Enterprises, An Intermountain Idea Fair, will show how communities can take better advantage of logging.

  • Working on writing

    Writers workshop scheduled

  • Clearcut

    Clearcut: The Tragedy of Industrial Forestry reviewed.

  • Guide to takings law

    Land and Water Fund of the Rockies publication on takings law reviewed.

  • A sense of Nevada

    Communities conference looks at changing Nevada.

  • Troubled waters on the Arkansas

    Water rights conference focuses on Colorado's Arkansas River.

  • Indians and water

    Indian Water Rights: Negotiating the Future reviewed.

  • Talk wild

    Student Conservation Association seeks speakers.

  • Recylcing service goes regional

    RecycleNet electronic bulletin board encourages sharing of recycling information.

  • Heroes and zeroes

    League of Conservation Voters say Western politicians have some of the worst environmental voting records.

  • Consensus on tape

    Video shows how Oregon Watershed Improvement Coalition helped improve Oregon watersheds.

  • From driveways to watersheds

    Effort launched to reduce nonpoint pollution to Truckee River through education and conservation.

  • A word for the wild

    Colorado Environmental Coalition seeks to identify remarkable rivers.

  • Charisma counts

    Survey shows federal recovery money goes to well-known, favored species.

  • Northwest forest watchers

    Methow Forest Watch making a difference in Northwest forests.

  • A leaking public lands fund

    Groups urge better use of Land and Water Conservation Fund.

  • Hammering out "ecosystem management'

    Conference looks at ecosystem-based management in Washington's North Cascades.

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