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Hayden Town Council approves simplified developmental code

February 21, 2022 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Hayden is seen from the air during an EcoFlight tour of the Yampa Valley with Friends of the Yampa on Friday, Feb. 4, 2022. Hayden Town Council approved an updated development code on Thursday, Feb. 17, putting the code better in line with the town’s direction and simplifying what’s been described as ...
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Pritchett: Conservation from 1,500 feet reveals an important — if slightly unnerving — perspective

February 21, 2022 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ For 20 years, the nonprofit EcoFlight has offered politicians and press, scientists and students the big picture of the West We all have our favorite “little-engine that could” nonprofits—the ones not on most people’s radar, not the Red Cross or UNICEF, but rather the little fellas doing enormous work. My favorite actually has little ...
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Why Utah mining officials have shut down the Coal Hollow Mine near Alton

February 11, 2022 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Coal Hollow Mine has been long plagued with compliance violations and nonpayment of property taxes | courtesy of EcoFlight Utah’s Coal Hollow strip mine near Alton has been shut down by state regulators after failing to provide a $13.4 million bond. State mining regulators this week shut down a southern Utah coal ...
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View of Yampa Valley from above hopes to educate, advocate for river

February 6, 2022 News & Media No Comments
Click for Original Post ➡️ From the town of Yampa, the Flat Tops seem like a distant wall, separating meadows from the more arid terrain to the West. But from the sky, the wilderness expands beyond the horizon with snowy ridge after snowy ridge towering over the White River National Forest. These mountains serve as ...
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Coming Together to Help the Little Colorado River Thrive

February 3, 2022 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ The Little Colorado River (LCR) is essentially a misnomer—“little” only in title and by comparison to the Colorado River. The LCR basin is 27,000 square miles of high deserts, mesas, and mountains near the center of the Colorado Plateau. Confluence of the LCR and Colorado River; Credit: EcoFlight It’s late fall 2021 ...
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Captain’s Blog – January 2022 Four Corners Cleanup

January 26, 2022 Captain's Blog No Comments
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Who is on the hook for Arizona’s transition from coal?

January 6, 2022 News & Media No Comments
Original post ➡️ ACC, tribes discuss utility help for coal-impacted communities Tribal leaders of coal-impacted communities made their case to Arizona regulators about how the economic transition from coal should be handled on Thursday. The meeting was the first of a series of workshops that the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) ordered in the most recent ...
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EPA halts receipt of superfund waste at White Mesa Mill

January 3, 2022 News & Media No Comments
Original Article ➡️ A bird’s eye view of the White Mesa mill southeast of Blanding. Photo courtesy Energy Fuels A notice from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is preventing the Energy Fuels White Mesa Mill from processing hazardous waste, due to what the agency reports as a lack of adequate liquid cover on one ...
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2021 Year End Report

December 31, 2021 Captain's Blog No Comments
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EPA stops White Mesa mill from receiving toxic waste from uranium sites

December 13, 2021 News & Media No Comments
Click here for original post Ute Mountain Utes say company might be polluting well water Ute Mountain Utes and environmental groups participated in a 5-mile march against the White Mesa uranium mill in southeast Utah on Oct. 9. (Jim Mimiaga/The Journal file) After years of protesting the White Mesa uranium mill, Ute Mountain Utes and ...
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