Deal eases threat to easement tax credits
[Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, 03/10/10]
Land trusts on the Western Slope and around the state that help property owners get conservation easements
» Read Article
Big money for buses, but not bus service
[Colorado Springs Independent, 03/08/10]
Apparently, our U.S. Senators Mark Udall and Michael Bennet are thinking of us.
» Read Article
Aurora City Council approves blight plan for disputed development
[Aurora Sentinel, 03/08/10]
An empty field at the intersection of Interstate 70 and E-470 was deemed blight Monday
» Read Article
Colorado Senate panel balks at jobs exemption to urban-renewal bill
[Denver Business Journal, 03/08/10]
A Colorado Senate committee did not add a broad job-creation exemption Monday to a bill
» Read Article
Why Ken Salazar Is Optimistic About the Sage Grouse
[5280 Denver's Magazine, 03/08/10]
The Fish and Wildlife Service has announced that other species are more in need of a spot on the endangered species list
» Read Article
Increase Colorado's renewable standards
[Denver Post, 03/07/10]
There's new energy in town, and it's powering a boom that will make Colorado a leader in recovering from this downturn.
» Read Article
Senate passes renewable-energy bill after long, bizarre debate
[The Denver Post, 03/06/10]
Lawmakers referenced the movies "Alice in Wonderland" and "Ishtar" during a sometimes bizarre debate
» Read Article
It’s man vs. bird in quest for power
[Las Vegas Sun, 03/06/10]
The sage grouse isn’t endangered right now, but the state’s plans for alternative energy may change that
» Read Article
Feds offer monitoring, not protection, for sage grouse
[The Denver Post, 03/06/10]
The federal government Friday picked a compromise path to protect the imperiled sage grouse
» Read Article
Energy groups relieved sage grouse won't be listed
[Associated Press, 03/06/10]
An Interior announcement that it won't list sage grouse as an endangered species allows for continued energy development
» Read Article
Feds: Sage grouse will get limited protection
[The Denver Post, 03/05/10]
The federal government will start to protect the sage grouse as a "candidate" species under the Endangered Species Act
» Read Article
New oil and gas may cripple alternative energy
[Salt Lake Tribune, 03/05/10]
In energy, there are two great forces that collide: public policy and the market.
» Read Article
Sage Grouse Should Get Species Protection, U.S. Says (Update1)
[Bloomberg Business Week, 03/05/10]
The Interior Department said the greater sage grouse should be a candidate for ESA protection
» Read Article
No Endangered Status for Plains Bird
[The New York Times, 03/05/10]
The Interior Dept said that the greater sage grouse would not be designated as an endangered species for now
» Read Article
US to protect bird, oil drilling likely restricted
[Reuters , 03/05/10]
The sage grouse will not be listed under the Endangered Species Act, but will have special emphasis
» Read Article
Interior hesitates on sage grouse
[The Baltimore Sun, 03/05/10]
The Interior Department declared today that an iconic western bird deserves federal protection
» Read Article
No Endangered Status for Plains Bird
[The New York Times, 03/05/10]
The greater sage grouse is facing extinction but will not be designated an endangered species for now.
» Read Article
Sage grouse granted “warranted but precluded” listing
[Craig Daily Press , 03/05/10]
Interior Secretary Salazar announced that the greater sage grouse will receive a “warranted but precluded” ESA listing
» Read Article
Grouse decision could dampen oil drilling
[Deseret News, 03/05/10]
The federal government decided Friday that the sage grouse is worthy of protection under the Endangered Species Act.
» Read Article
Interior: Grouse listing warranted but precluded
[Associated Press, 03/05/10]
The Interior Department says it will list sage grouse as among species that are candidates for federal protection.
» Read Article
