by Ruxandra Guidi for High Country News, originally published July 1, 2025
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The Mother-Daughter Duo Fighting Fossil Fuels in Colorado
In 2019, facing growing pushback from environmental groups and activists like the Chittoors, the state mandated that regulators consider the public health and environmental impacts of oil and gas development.
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A New Documentary About Farming in Southern Colorado Confronts Water Scarcity in the West
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How a Durango Mobile-Home Park Saved Its Community From a Corporate Buyout
In southwest Colorado, a cooperative and a land trust partnered to preserve affordable housing.
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The Miller Moth is Hard to Love, But it Deserves Our Respect
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