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Gov. Jared Polis says the state is ramping up coronavirus testing and vaccine clinics. Plus, Kate Redmond speaks to Colorado West Land Trust about a new agreement between a ditch company in Crawford and the Bureau of Reclamation. It’s the first time a conservation easement has been put in place in exchange for habitat credit.
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Governor's order for unvaccinated State workers to get regular testing does not apply to countiesThe EPA wants to truck toxic tailings through Telluride…
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New Colorado law lets universities award associates degrees to students who accrued 70 college creditsBureau of Reclamation drawing down Blue Mesa…
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USDA, EPA, FDA launch Restore Colorado to reduce food wasteEla Family Farms starts 'adopt a tree' program, supporters get sapling named after themUSBR…
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Now 10 cases of West Nile in Delta CountyNorth Fork Emergency Medical sets up permanent base in CrawfordState allows West Elk Coal Mine to use new road…
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Montrose County Public Health reported 5 new COVID-19 cases since Aug. 10Bureau of Reclamation increasing releases into Gunnison RiverPoll finds Mitsch…
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State issues daily press release: 8 confirmed cases of COVID-19, testing continuesLargest source of methane to be collected, flared by coal mineSenate…
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Governor Polis will not intervene in Denver public schools strikeArizona, California fail to meet deadline about drought mitigationColorado River Basin…
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BLM holds quarterly oil and gas land lease sale, over 7,000 acres purchasedWater managers warned by Bureau of Reclamation: make a mitigation…
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Bureau of Reclamation continues work on Paonia DamDams throughout the west aging, burdened under silt buildupAffidavit from Norwood case opened for…