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The Department of the Interior’s strategic plan calls for selling public lands, increasing energy production and consolidating its workforce.
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Senate bill could modernize energy grid, but tribes and environmental advocates ask, "at what cost?"The Senate is hoping to speed up the permitting process for energy projects by altering key environmental regulations, including NEPA, the Clean Water Act, and the National Historic Preservation Act.
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The legislation seeks to speed up permits, including data centers and energy projects.
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Back-to-back storms left guardrails “hanging in thin air” and buried the highway in up to 8 feet of rocks, mud, and debris.
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For decades, fire departments across the country have used drones to monitor wildfires. But the Aspen Fire Protection District will be the first to operate a new model from California-based company Seneca, which could help slow wildfires before firefighters arrive.
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Voting trends show Colorado Republicans stayed home, young Democrats voted more and unaffiliated voters returned ballots more than any other group.
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Nederland, outside of Boulder, Colorado, wants to buy Eldora Mountain Resort from Utah-based ski company POWDR.
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