BLM deems RMR strip mine proposal to be complete
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management announced today that it has accepted for review the strip mine expansion proposal submitted July 11 by Rocky Mountain
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management announced today that it has accepted for review the strip mine expansion proposal submitted July 11 by Rocky Mountain
Formal environmental review process won’t begin until mid-2020 The Bureau of Land Management notified the Glenwood Springs Citizens’ Alliance today that Rocky Mountain Resources Aggregates
Good work by Post Independent reporter Thomas Phippen to expose the link between the high-powered lobbying firm Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck and the quarry operator
The Glenwood Springs Citizens’ Alliance (GSCA) issued a complaint to Garfield County last November alleging several violations of Rocky Mountain Resources’ (RMR) county special use
The Glenwood Springs Citizens’ Alliance (GSCA) is continuing to review Rocky Mountain Resources’ (RMR) initial proposal and is preparing for RMR’s re-submission to the BLM.
The Glenwood Springs Citizens’ Alliance has obtained the Plan of Operation that RMR submitted to the BLM for completeness review. Concern continues to grow as
Rocky Mountain Resource Management (RMR) chose this past holiday weekend to deliver their quarry expansion proposal to BLM. See yesterday’s Post Independent article here. As
Residents and business owners in Glenwood Springs were surprised to learn this week that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) recently approved substantial new drilling
The Glenwood Springs Citizens’ Alliance (GSCA) is continuing its efforts to educate and inform our community about the concerns we have with the potential Transfer
The Glenwood Springs Citizens’ Alliance has been very busy of late. One of our key action items was to categorize and organize volunteer efforts. Thank