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Holy Cross approaches 90% renewable power in 2025

April 25, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ The 5-megawatt Pitkin Solar Project near Woody Creek, completed in 2021, is one of Holy Cross Energy’s renewable energy sources. This view was provided during an EcoFlight day trip. Austin Corona/Aspen Daily News Glenwood Springs-based Holy Cross Energy announced last week that it is on track to achieve a 90% renewable energy portfolio ...
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From Backyards to Monumental Heights: The San Gabriel Mountains’ Importance to LA Community

April 24, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Trail in Lakeview Terrace. (SFVS Staff) For many Angelenos, the San Gabriel Mountains define the Los Angeles landscape. Stretching from the San Fernando Valley to the San Gabriel Valley, these glorious peaks are the northeastern backdrop to the valleys below. The Angeles National Forest is one of the most frequented recreational outdoor spaces ...
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Opinion: Poisonous ‘forever’ chemicals are likely in the Great Salt Lake. They should be banned.

April 22, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ The Great Salt Lake ecosystem is being showered with herbicides and insecticides. (Megan Banta | The Salt Lake Tribune) Stansbury Island during a flyover of the Great Salt Lake with EcoFlight on Tuesday, April 9, 2024. This week The Tribune ran a front-page story on contamination of Wasatch Front drinking water with PFAS (otherwise ...
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Court sides with Forest Service in Purgatory Resort water rights dispute

April 21, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Ski area sought access to federal land for water; federal agency denied authorization A view east looks up the East Fork of the Hermosa Creek. A U.S. District Court judge sided with the federal government in a lawsuit filed in 2022 by Purgatory Resort regarding the ski area’s right to access federal ...
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Salt Lake having very dry April, but Utah’s water supply is still in top-notch shape

April 19, 2024 News & Media No Comments
SALT LAKE CITY— While Utah’s water supply continues to get stronger, Salt Lake City saw a very abnormally dry start to April.KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson said the Salt Lake City International Airport registered only .34 inches of rain so far in April, when it normally gets 2.16 inches for the entire month. That’s only 15% ...
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The Great Salt Lake has a chance to be healthy again for the first time in over a decade

April 18, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Promontory Point during an EcoFlight around the Great Salt Lake on Tuesday, April 9, 2024. Scott G Winterton / Deseret News In a couple of months, the Great Salt Lake has a chance of reaching its healthy range for the first time in over a decade.The Natural Resources Conservation Service recently forecasted the Great ...
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How a productive March changed Great Salt Lake’s spring outlook

April 16, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Last month was Utah’s 23rd-wettest March since 1895. (Megan Banta | The Salt Lake Tribune) Stansbury Island during a flyover of the Great Salt Lake with EcoFlight on Tuesday, April 9, 2024. The Great Salt Lake was already expected to receive a strong boost from this year’s snowpack, but projected inflows are now ...
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New report shows Biden administration policies could yield 40% reduction in fossil fuel emissions from public lands, alongside myriad additional carbon savings from conservation, renewables policies

April 15, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ A hot air balloon over the Thompson Divide. EcoFlight. Administration tapping opportunity to make public lands part of the solution to biggest conservation, climate challenges As the Biden administration continues its release of a series of final rulemakings, management plans and other agency decisions pertaining to public lands in the coming months, ...
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A new approach to Crystal River protections

April 14, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ A log creates a small wave in the Crystal River. Jason Charme/Aspen Daily News After roughly 40 years of debate and litigation over keeping dams and out-of-basin diversions off the Crystal River, stakeholders say they are now finding greater alignment.Crystal River Valley community members and governments say an ongoing “stakeholder process” has been ...
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Tax credits for riding rural rail

April 12, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post  ➡️ Image by Sly from Pixabay A bill working its way through the Colorado Legislature not only could help boost economic development in counties impacted by dwindling coal production, but also help spur more passenger rail on the Western Slope.While Senate Bill 190 focuses on Moffat County and the northwest corner of the ...
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