Bureau of Land Management
May 4, 2008--Shell makes run on water (Denver Post)
In its quest to melt oil out of western Colorado's shale, Royal Dutch Shell has been buying up land and water
March 25, 2008--Conservation district: There's less water than feds think for oil shale (Grand Junction Daily Sentinel)
The federal government may be too confident in its assumption that there’s enough water to accommodate oil shale development, the Colorado River Water Co
February 25, 2008--San Juan Basin stakeholders group forms (Durango Herald)
With a nudge from a U.S. congressman, a new stakeholders group has been formed to give voice to individuals affected by coal-bed methane drilling in the northern San Juan Basin.
February 6, 2008--Agencies ponder Lower Blue usage cap (Aspen Times)
After two years of behind-the-scenes work, key stakeholders along the Lower Blue north of Green Mountain Reservoir want public input on the best way to control u
February 9, 2008--Public meetings will consider Blue River plan (Denver Post)
Two public meetings are scheduled to hear plans and comments for a management plan for the lower Blue River.
January 8, 2008--BLM starts planning for Gateway (Grand Junction Daily Sentinel)
The Grand Junction Bureau of Land Management office is kicking off a recreation planning process for nearly 200,000 acres around Gateway Canyons Resort.
November 9, 2007--Small stream cause of big fuss in state (Pueblo Chieftain)
A small stream in western Fremont County is causing a big ruckus as the state ponders expansion of a water right to protect its flows.
