Court rules that “corner-crossing” does not constitute trespass.

Community voices must be heard in cumulative impacts rulemaking and interim session

The investment will reduce natural gas usage by 2 million dekatherms over three years

Michael Freeman, Attorney, Rocky Mountain Office, Earthjustice: “The federal government itself is this country’s single largest source of fossil fuels. The oil and gas rule is a prime opportunity for BLM to address our climate goals and bring the federal program into alignment with what we’re trying to do as a nation.”

Rule allows polluters to request that any monitoring requirements end after two years

Protecting Communities From Air Pollution Act seen as a starting point for much-needed reform

Caitlin Miller, Attorney, Rocky Mountain Regional Office: “Suncor is still unable to reliably control its discharges. Science has come a long way on PFAS just in a short amount of time. And we know that PFAS are toxic at significantly lower levels.”

Colorado moves closer to emissions reduction goals

Even amended version could set back ‘paws-on-the-ground’ date by upending federal process

Amended bill would define cumulative impacts and strengthen air quality enforcement process

Representatives Bacon and Willford’s bill aims to improve air quality permitting and enforcement

An environmental justice coalition in Colorado is fighting for the strongest possible clean trucks package

Tribes granted separate motion to intervene in December

A Utah federal judge has granted a motion to intervene filed by conservation groups in defense of the Biden administration’s restoration of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments.

Utah has filed a lawsuit that aims to shrink Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante and undermine the Antiquities Act – but we’re stepping in.

Based in Denver, Maria is the legal practice manager for the Rocky Mountain office.

Joint nonprofit group comments on the EPA’s Supplemental New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) proposal

We’ll continue to advocate for the strongest possible standards to drastically reduce methane pollution