Tag: Barbara Mclachlan
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White House proposes mineral withdrawal at Thompson Divide
The Biden administration on Wednesday announced plans to shield roughly 225,000 acres of public land in western Colorado from new mining leases for 20 years. The proposal places Thompson Divide, which boasts of prodigious elk herds and headwaters to some of the best fishing grounds in Colorado, under a hiatus on new mining and drilling…
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Education trends were on the right track prior to pandemic
A plunge in the number of students participating in standardized tests during COVID-19 is complicating the state’s ability to gauge how well its schools are doing on student achievement. A long-term review of student test scores in Colorado shows a small but steady rise over the last six years until the pandemic hit, when scores…
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Durango, the Animas spring to life after years of pollution, ash flows, drought | Colorado River Towns
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save John Brennan has lived in Durango for almost his entire life. With the Animas River in his backyard, Brennan has advocated for the resource for decades. (Video by Katie Klann) { “@context”: “https://schema.org”, “@type”: “VideoObject”, “name”: “Colorado River Towns | Durango”, “description”: “John Brennan has…
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Colorado General Assembly’s hot topics in 2021
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save With the 2021 session again underway, what will lawmakers be looking at, especially given the limitations on the budget imposed by the pandemic and ensuing recession? Colorado Politics’ statehouse team examined five issues likely to dominate the discussions for the remainder of the session. Justice…




