Sweat, not water, fuels landscaping in Pueblo West (1999)
"Dennis Darrow. The Pueblo Chieftain. December 25, 1999."

Synthetic Fuels Subsidy Legislation Revived
"Friends of the Earth"

Tailing Site Comparative Investigation – Mt. Emmons Project (1977)
"Amax Inc.; Colorado Department of Health Water Quality Control Division. October 1977."

Tainted land, water vex area farmers (2000)
"James Amos. The Pueblo Chieftain. June 9, 2000."

Tax Lead Time Study for the Oil Shale Region: Fiscal Alternatives for Rapidly Growing Communities in Colorado (1974)
"William Lamont, Study Team Director. 1974."

Taylor River Road and Cottonwood Pass Road (Colorado Forest Highway 59) public meeting agenda (1994)
"Gunnison County Board of County Commissioners. June 24, 1994."

Taylor Talks About Quantification for the Black Canyon National Monument (1998)
"POWER (People Opposing Water Export Raids) December 5th 1998"

Testimony Before the Fort Collins City Council (1976)
"Jeffrey V. Sutherland. Coloradans for Safe Powder, Rocky Flats Monitoring Committee, University of Colorado Medical Center. August 17, 1976."

Testimony of W.J.D. Kennedy (1979)
"W. J. D. Kennedy. Center for Environmental Problem Solving. September 10, 1979."

Testimony of the Environmental Defense Fund and the Colorado Open Space Council on the Prevention of Significant Deterioration of Air Quality Before the Subcommittee on Environmental Pollution of the Senate Committee on Public Works (1977)
"John Krautkraemer and David Mastbaum. Environmental Defense Fund. February 15, 1977."

Texas Regulates the Edwards Aquifer (1993)
"Edited by: Rodney T. Smith and Roger Vaughan. Water Strategist. July 1993."

The 1993 Annual Water Law and Water Policy Conference (1993)
"The Institute for Advanced Legal Studies University of Denver College of Law and Stratecon, Inc. November 13, 1993."

The Alternatives: Description of Activities Common to all Alternatives
"Bureau of Land Management"

The Arkansas: Key resource for Southern Colorado (1999)
"Mary Jean Porter. The Pueblo Chieftain. December 19, 1999."

The Art of Managing the Environment (1974)
"Ford Foundation. September 1, 1974."

The BLM has initiated a process to develop standards for rangeland health, and guidelines for livestock grazing in Colorado. (1995)
"Barry A. Tollefson. US Department of the Interior/BLM Gunnison Resource Area. August 23, 1995"

The Beaver in Colorado: It's Biology, Ecology, Management and Economics (1964)
"William H. Rutherford. 1964."

The Beaver's Tale: Out of the Woods and Into Hot Water
"Doug Hand. New York Fish and Game Journal."

The Belittled Beaver
"The webfooted rodent deserves some praise, claim two scientists B= are pretty scarce in the Beaver State these days, but it wasn’t always that way. It’s estimated that in the mid-nineteenth century there were nearly a million beavers in Oregon. Today, there are an estimated 68,000. Reasons for the decline: Decades ago, the animals were trapped almost to extinction for their pelts; more recently, they’ve suffered from the reputation of being a nuisance, largely because of their dam-building activities. When gathering materials for dams, they de- stroy valuable trees, and the dams themselves can flood prized areas and are thought to be obstacles to fish mov- ing in streams. Consequently, today many beavers are trapped by licensed"

The Bureau of Reclamation’s Role in Trans-Mountain Water Diversions (1990)
"Letter from Dennis Underwood to Chairman George Miller regarding the role of Bureau of Reclamation in Trans-mountain water diversion to the front range of CO. United States Department of the Interior 1990"

The Case For Curecanti Reservoir
"Problems and summaries of Colorado River storage project."

The Colorado Division of Wildlife Wetlands Program (1997)
"Alex F. Chappell. Colorado Division of Wildlife. September 1997."

The Colorado Economy, 1974-1980: The Impact of Energy Availability (1974)
"Prepared by: Bickert, Browne, Coddington and Associates, Inc.. April 1974."

The Colorado Economy: The Impact of Energy Availability: Summary (1980)
"Colorado National Bankshares, Inc. 1980."

The Colorado Energy Research Institute invites you to participate in a workshop on "Energy Balances in Fossil Fuel Resources". (1975)
"Albert G. Melcher. Colorado Energy Research Institute. 1975. ?"

The Colorado Review Process (1978)
"Department of Natural Resources. June 1978."

The Colorado Water Workshop (2009)
"Western State College of Colorado July 22-24 2009"

The Condition of Farmworkers and Small Farmers in 1977 (1977)
"Kathryn J. Waller. National Sharecroppers Fund/ Rural Advancement Fund. January 1979."

The Conduct and Evaluation of a Cloud Seeding Program For The Upper Gunnison River Basin, Colorado During The 2011-2012 Winter Season (2011)
"Don A. Griffith, CCM, T. Warren Weston and David P. Yorty"

The Conquest of Guanella Pass (1999)
"Albert A. Bartlett. Colorado Daily. August 25, 1999."

The Cresson Mine The Legend Continues- An Update (1994)
"Pikes Peak Mining Company Manager. Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mining Company. June 1994."

The Design Challenge of the 80’s Industrializing – Developing Sensitive Areas (1979)
"Rural Communities Institute, WSC. 1979."

The Direct Costs of Growth: A comparison of changes in local government expenditure in growth and non-growth counties in Colorado (1974)
"Therese C. Lucas. April, 1974."

The District is considering pumping water up to Meridian Lake from Washington Gulch to firm up the potential water.
"District’s estimate compare with a calculation of water available for augmentation from Meridian Lake using the Jensen-Haise method which does reflect consideration for precipitation? The District is considering pumping water up to Meridian Lake from Washington Gulch to firm up the potential water (GEI Consultants, Reconnaissance Investigation, October 30, 1998: and Helton and Williamsen letter of October 17, 2000). The District is also considering enlargement of storage to a total of 823 acre-feet by raising the lake level 20 feet and installing a 15 to 20 cfs pumping station. Is Washington Gulch already over committed? Has the District carefully evaluated availability of water to be pumped back? For example, see the water augmentation application and calculations in Case No. 97CW156 for 6 augmentation ponds upstream in upper Washington Gulch. The District should consider the geologic origin of Meridian Lake. Consultants for the _ District appear to enly have reviewed limited geologic literature in determining what w. the bedrock “mapped as Mancos Shale” and there-are not potential geologic problems Tak Vp auth (GEI Consultants, Reconnaissance Investigation, October 30, 1998). The lake itself is natural and appears to have its origin as a consequence of a large rotational and bedrock slide (see Rodgers W. P. and others, 1974, Guidelines and Criteria for Identification and Land-use Control of Geologic Hazard and Mineral Resource Areas, Special Publication No. 6, Colorado Geological Survey, Denver, Colorado; and Region Seven, 1969, Conference Proceedings - Geologic and Public Problems, Office of Emergency"

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Nation’s Rivers: A Case for Reform of Hydropower Regulation (1993)
"American Rivers. February 24, 1993."

The Forgotten Economics of Water Trades (1993)
"Edited by: Rodney T. Smith and Roger Vaughan. Water Strategist. April 1993."

The Fossil Ridge Wilderness a proposal
"Gary Sprung, Frank Coleman, Dave Frew, Norm Mullen, Michael Scott, John Sisk and Rock Smith. The Friends of Fossil Ridge."

The Good Things We Get From Cattle Besides Beef
"Frederick Goldstein and Billie Hart. Beef Industry Council. ?"

The Great Western Water Fight
"Author: John Cope ?"

The Greenline (1996)
"Dick Roth, Larry MacDonnell, and Brenda Mitchell. Colorado Riparian Association. Spring 1996 – Fall 1998."

The Gunnison Arts Center Capital Fund Drive Steering Committee and the Cornerstone Club (1991)
"Gunnison Arts Center. December 4, 1991."

The High Cost of Free Water (2003)
"Ernie Niemi and Ed Whitelaw. Oregon Quarterly. Spring 2003."

The Homestake Pitch (1980)
"George Simchuk and Mike Romanowski. Winter 1980."

The Impact of Energy Availability (1974)
"Colorado National Bankshares, Inc (President: Melvin J. Roberts). The Colorado Economy. 1974."

The Impacts of Large Houses: A Recommendation to Limit House Size in Gunnison County (2000)
"Vicki Shaw. High Country Citizen’s Alliance. 2000."

The Institute for Applied Sustainability Business Plan (2016)
"Carly Bare, Katie Davidson, Lindsey Freeburn, Ellen Patten and Suzanne Ewy. Coldharbour Institute and Western Colorado University. May 2016."

The Last Ranch: A Colorado Community and the Coming Desert
"Jerry Freeman. Valley Voice."

The Last Straw: Water Use by Power Plants in the Arid West (2003)
"The Energy Foundation. 2003."

The Legacy Newsletter of the Gunnison Ranchland Conservation Legacy (1999)
"Joni Clark. Gunnison Ranchland Conservation Legacy. Winter 1999 – 2000."

The Machine A Non-profit Publication from Fun Country, Dedicated to the Off-Road Enthusiast
"A Non-profit Publication from Fun Country, Dedicated to the Off-Road Enthusiast. \\ Hd | : eo : Volume 1, Number 3 @ Machines Pages 2&3 @ACCESSOTIES Paces 4.5.687 ®Motorcycles eee 5 s re ® Buyer S Guide Page 8 e This, the third issue of THE MACHINE, is a little T l different. We have been swamped with requests F @ for ‘prices and pictures” of just what is available at Fun Country. So. . . for all you “bargain hunting ATV enthusiasts” . . . HERE YOU ARE! Fun Country, 29833 Ruby Ranch Road, Evergreen, Colo., (303) 277-0664 sess: ll Preview of HUSTLER"

The Machine A Non-profit Publication from Fun Country, Dedicated to the Off-Road Enthusiast Volume 1 Number 1
"fn A Non-profit Publication from Fun Country, dedicated to the Off-Road Enthusiast 3 } : | ay Volume I, Number I The Great Escape Machine ..<< 2 Parks, Peemi & Pumpkins pace Off-Road Mere Fun...less Gas! pase ; Ges orgs Club Agenda, Tech Tips pase ; centerfold...the Bream Machine ~ The basic machine I started with was The Gree! the Hustler, a very well built all terrain vehicle. I had to start from scratch on @ the Para and Quad feasibility. First I Escape (eachine met with the distributor for the Western US and found the possibilities of mod- ification. The stock bench seat was DY) JESSE NOE MES replaced by over-padded bucket seats (for skin care). Next came seat belts"

The Moly News V.1 (1987)
"AMAX Inc. July 1987."

The Moly News V.2 No. 5 (1979)
"Moly News. External Affairs Staff Mount Emmons Project. May 1979."

The Nature of Flow and Sediment Movement in Little Granite Creek (2002)
"Sandra E. Ryan and William W.Emmett. 2002."

The Nuclear Safeguard Amendment
"Coloradans for Safe Power."

The Nuclear Safeguard Amendment: Vote Yes on 3
"Coloradans for Safe Power"

The Official Comments for the Record Regarding the Environmental Impact Statement (1994)
"Timber Resources Information Program. January 8, 1994."

The Park City Principles: A New Paradigm for Managing Western Water
"Issue No. 1, 1996- Park City Principles Page 1 of1 The Park City Principles: A New Paradigm for Managing Western Water ~ ¢W#! In May 1991, the Western Governors' Association (WGA) and Western States Water Council (WSWC) organized the first in a series of three workshops, held in Park City, Utah, to address changing needs in water management in the West. Attendees included a broad, representative mix of water managers (federal, state, Indian, local and private), water interest groups, and academics. The outcome of this effort was agreement on a set of six principles which should be considered in western water resources management and policy development. These have come to be known as the \"Park City Principles\" among the water resources community. Following the three Park City workshops, the WGA at their June 23, 1992 conference passed a resolution endorsing the Park City Principles, and issued a document entitled Pioneering New Solutions: Directing our Destiny. This report contained several recommendations, one of which asked cooperation with the university- based water research institutes to analyze federal statutes and clarify public interest requirements as they related to the Park City Principles. This resolution lead to a Powell Consortium project which examined selected federal statutes, regulations, and court decisions that impact the ability of non-federal entities (state and local government, interstate organizations, etc.) to manage water resources and resolve water conflicts involving competing interests."

The Recreation Strategy for the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests
"National Forest Service. Unknown."

The Referral Process_1973 (1973)
"City of Lakewood Colorado. 1973."

The Rio Grande
"Jerry Freeman. Valley Voice."

The River Basin Model: An Overview (1971)
"Environmetrics Inc. US Environmental Protection Agency. 1971."

The River Basin Model: Assessment Department (1971)
"Envirometrics, Inc.?U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. 1971."

The River Basin Model: Chairman and Council (1971)
"Envirometrics. December 1971."

The River Basin Model: Planning and Zoning Department (1971)
"Envirometrics Inc. 1971."

The River Basin Model: School Department (1971)
"Envirometrics, Inc. US Environmental Protection Agency. 1971."

The Role of Science in Colorado River Management (1996)
"Steven W. Carothers and Dorothy A. House. The Colorado River Workshop. February 27, 1996."

The Scope of Environmental Impact Statement
"Environmental assessment (1979). Covers Mt. Emmons, Gunnison County, Colorado. Topics: environmental impact statement, mining operations, environmental impact assessment, reclamation. Agencies: Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Department of Army Corps of Engineers. Cites 33 external works."

The Scope of the Environmental Impact Statement on the Proposed Mount Emmons Mining Project_1979 (1979)
"USDA, Forest Service.?1979."

The State's Role and Responsibilities in the Development of New Communites
"Peter L. Naseth.?Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education."

The Student Rental Housing Market in Gunnison, Colorado (1979)
"Dona K Flory. Denver Research Institute. July 27, 1979."

The Tangled Web We Weave
"Chris Canaly. Valley Voice."

The Uncompahgre News Sierra Club (2003)
"John Woodruff. July 2003."

The Value of Instream Flow Used to Produce a Recreational Fishery
"David A. Harpman. Department of Agriculture and Resource Economics."

The Value of Instream Flow Used to Produce a Recreational Fishery (1990)
"David A. Harpman. Department of Agriculture and Resource Economics. 1990."

The doom peddlers are exaggerating the issue (1977)
"To Build a Better World, Start in Your Own Community Guest Editorial The doom peddlers are exaggerating the issue By Ray Reeb Agency Coordinator, Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District As those of us who deal with water resources in Colorado look ahead, we can’t help but think about the doom peddlers who are constantly telling us that we’re running out of energy; that we’re running out of water; that we’re growing too fast; that air pollution is going to kill us all; ete. We hear criticisms from Washington as well as from environmentalists in our own area telling us that our water resources are limited and that we have to learn how to begin to conserve these water supplies, reuse them, and improve our efficiency in"

The hidden cost of saying NO, The Benefits of saying YES (1975)
"Freeman J. Dyson and Paul R. Ehrlich. The Atomic Scientists. 1975."

The host of ideas that you set forth about the health problems associated with energy development have triggered several thoughts. (1975)
"Carl M. York and John C. Cobb. Federation of Rocky Mountain States, Inc.and University of Colorado Medical Center. 1975."

The intent of each proposed Forest Plan amendment is summarized later in this letter (1988)
"Jack Weissling. September 23, 1988."

Thermal Storage
"Thermal Storage."

Thinking About a Barn-Raising for the Rurual Community Consciousness
"modern life. This is not because men are inher- nn) ently incapable of achieving it, but because a Aapont > boas, full and adequate vision has been lacking. Repeatedly , men have had some elements of that vision, and often Arto: their limited aims have been realized, but since their picture lacked many elements the outcome has often been disappointing....The greatest handicap to human progress has been a partial view of life. --Arthur Morgan, The Great Community In intellectual terms, the generating force of (the democratic movement) may be rather simply described as \"a new way of looking at things.\" -~-Lawrence Goodwyn, The Fopulist Moment I wished that I could experience a spiritual drive like the one that had carried my father into the Kansas lands in the '80's, determined, and witaout question, to see that a certain kind of human pro- gress concerned with breaking, tilling, and building"

Third Draft Petition For Modification of the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan. (1986)
"ACRES (THE OH-BE-JOYFUL VALLEY NEAR CRESTED BUTTE, COLORADO) FROM 2-A TO 3-B. STATEMENT OF BACKGROUND FACTS: The High Country Citizens' Alliance is a non-profit Colorado corporation, established in , with headquarters in Crested Butte -- a resort community in the central Rocky Mountains. As set forth in its bylaws, the organization is dedicated to There are 5,500 acres of land in a drainage basin a few miles northwest of the Town of Crested Butte commonly, officially, and affectionately known as \"Oh-Be-Joyful\". That 5,500 acres is considered by townspeople and visitors alike as a kind of \"Shangri La\" -- an enclave easily accessible on foot, bicycle, or motorized vehicle where solitude, the undisturbed wonder of sub-alpine ecology, and the tranquility, breathtaking panoramas, and harmony of nature unassaulted can be experienced with relatively little effort. Oh-Be-Joyful is a unique and valued resource for the members of the High Country Citizens' Alliance, for the Crested Butte community, for the State of Colorado, and for the many visitors"

Third Spring Environmental Symposium Healthy Forests and Healthy Economies: Finding the Balance (2003)
"The relatively cool, relatively dry interior of the North American continent might be almost too favorable a climate for both trees and people. Both thrive in a climate that lacks some of the natural controls — diseases, parasites, et cetera — that enforce a life-death balance in hotter, wetter climates. And when trees do die in cool dry places, the “regeneration through rot” of decay and decomposition is much slow- er. Rocky Mountain forests accordingly build up an over-abundance of living and dead material — similar in ways to the over-abundance of humans that leads to slums, underemployment, poverty and other forms of societal dysfunction. The stress in forests that have an over-abundance of living and dead material is usually resolved by the “rapid oxidation” we call fire. But for most of the 20th cen- tury, fire in the forests was considered to be one of the enemies against which America waged war - resulting in a worsening of the natural tendency for Temperate Zone forests to stress themselves with too much living and dead mat- ter. Today, there are around 40 million acres of forest land — much of it public lands — that need substantial fuel reduction. This increasingly explosive situation has been exacerbated in recent years by a drought in most of the western forests. For several decades now, foresters have been increasingly aware of this problem, and the need for fuel reduction in the forests. Foresters who grew up fighting for- est fires are now doing what Native Americans did for millennia before the arrival of Europeans — setting (mostly) controlled “prescription burns” to reduce the over-"

This is to advise you of the grave risk you and other Americans face from nuclear radiation accidents.
"Daniel F. Ford. Union of Concerned Scientists. ?"

This letter is in response to your request for load data for the Gunnison County Electric Association, Inc. (2007)
"Michael V. Wells. Gunnison County Electric Association. November 30, 2007."

Thoughts About Establishing Endowments (2002)
"Ralph E Clark III. January 27, 2002"

Thoughts on Dialogue
"These thoughts are purely my own. No one else is responsible for them. So far as I know, no one agrees with them. And no organization endorses them. But dialogue has to start somewhere. And I have learned through thirty years of building dialogue in the interest of conservation that where there is an interest in dialogue, it is better to explore that potential in a way that does not- at least initially — put the reputations, achievements, and assets of organizations at risk. The risk can be limited to the individuals who, speaking only for themselves, can talk about concerns without committing anyone else. So I will float these ideas and see what happens. And part of building trust is to see what other people do when you take a risk, and whether the response respects that risk and helps to build trust. The Conservation Movement The United States has been blessed by a rich legacy of resources, and thanks to the hard work of generations of conservationists and the leadership of a range of conservation organizations we have much to celebrate as well as much to mourn. Necessary global goals such as conserving our remaining species of wildlife or preventing buildup of carbon in the atmosphere should be much easier to achieve in a country where fully one third of the nation’s land surface is in public lands than in countries where there is effectively no public land, and all conservation efforts have to start with enlisting the cooperation of hundreds or thousands of private landowners."

Top O' The World: Gunnison National Forest Review Worksheet (1972)
"Michael Callihan. February 25, 1972."

Town of Crested Butte Population Trends (1993)
"At the beginning of 1993 the Community Development office with the help of a recently completed renters housing survey, the Town Manager, the Public Works Director and Crested Butte Property Management counted the number of people in each household in Crested Butte. The total number of residents was 1154. 611 were renters and 543 were owners. Prior to projecting the population over the next 20 years the number of building permits for residential units was counted for 1988 through 1992. Each residential building permit for 1990 through 1992 was assessed to determine whether the unit would be occupied by second home owners or permanent residents, either owners or long-term renters. The following number of new people were estimated to live the following number of units: Number of People per units people household 1990 census 2.6 1990 9 27 3 1991 30 68 2.26"

Toxic Waste
"Correspondence (1972-1974). Covers Arizona, Tucson, Florida. Topics: toxic waste disposal, ocean incineration, chemical waste burning, water resources development. Agencies: At-Sea Incineration Inc., Tacoma Boatbuilding Co., U.S. Maritime Administration. Cites 12 external works."

Toxic Waste Papers- John Cairns
"John Cairns."

Transfer of Development Rights
"Rick Pruetz. Gunnison County."

Transmission Systems 2008 (2008)
"Pete Klingsmith, Luella Dooley."

Transmittal of the Report from the Gunnison Trail System Committee (1977)
"Ralph E. Clark III. March 1977."

Travel Map (1972)
"W. J. Lucas. USDA Forest Service. August 9, 1972."

Treatment of Plastic Wastes Using Plasma Gasification Technology
"Document (2010-2018). Covers California, west coast, China. Topics: plasma gasification, syngas production, plastic waste treatment, resource allocation. Agencies: California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery, Bureau of Labor Statistics, RES Polyflow. Cites 12 external works."

Trees for Conservation: A Buyers Guide
"Colorado State Forest Service"

Trends in Visits and Camping – A.D.s
"Bars are Percentages for Camping oP e aad py Abt! — I ,> & SVO ZF futur 23827 SErO +60 Wh bs tell 4027 ZIIR mite OO — t “f"

Trespass Issue. (1999)
"David Baumgarten. April 4, 1999."

U.S. Supreme Court Holds U.S. Exempt from Fees for Snake River Adjudication (1993)
"Water Intelligence Monthly. June 1993."

UGRWCD Letter Concerning Aspinall Unit Water Rights (1996)
"Tyler Martineau, Manager (UGRWCD: Upper Gunnison River Water Conservation District) Letter to U.S. Bureau of Land Reclamation April 13th 1996"

UMTRA Application for Land Use Change For Gunnison, CO without maps
"US Department of Energy."

UMTRA Mill Site Transfer (1998)
"Angela M. Hutton-Howard. State of Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. March 13, 1998."

US's First Plasma Gasification Waste-To-Energy Plant Online by 2011 (2011)
"The technology involved in plasma gasiﬁcation, or perhaps more properly plasma arc waste disposal, has been around for about ﬁfty years, but few facilities exist that utilize it to both dispose of waste and create energy, and none are in the United States. That’s about to change. Advertisement Sustainability for All. Sustainability for All. Geoplasma, part of real estate developer Jacoby Group (same website), has announced that its planned plasma refuse plant in St. Lucie County, Florida is expected to come online by 2011. Here are the details:Trash Vaporized at 10,000 Degrees When trash is put into the plasma converter, the 10,000°F heat vaporizes the solid materials, producing a \"syngas\" consisting mostly of hydrogen and carbon monoxide. This gas is used to turn an electrical turbine; steam generated in the process can be also utilized to generate electricity. 1500 Tons of Trash = 60 MW Geoplasma’s facility will process some 1,500 tons of garbage a day, and have a net power capacity of 60 MW. In addition to the power generated, the methane emissions from the landﬁll can be signiﬁcantly reduced. Geoplasma says that prices for electricity produced from its facility will be on par with natural gas. via: Scientiﬁc American 0 Comments TreeHugger 🔒 Disqus' Privacy Policy "

USDA Cattle Feed Program (2002)
"Jerry Klinzmann. USDA Farm Service Agency. September 2002."

USDA Letter about Initiation of the Gunnison Travel Management Plan (2006)
"Charles S. Richmond and Kenny McDaniel. USDA Forest Service. July 7, 2006."

Uncompahgre Grazing (1976)
"H. Anthony Ruckel. Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund, Inc. October 22, 1976."

Uncompahgre National Forest Travel Plan Decision, March 2022 Mountain Division and Plateau Division (2022)
"Carol S. Howe. USDA Forest Service. March 2002."

Uncompahgre Wilderness
"Uncompahgre Wilderness Committee."

Undeveloped Area Inventory Descriptions
"Management plan. Covers Gunnison National Forest, Lake Fork-Rambouilet, Continental Divide. Topics: undeveloped area inventory, timber harvesting, livestock grazing, wildlife habitat. Agencies: San Isabel National Forest, Gunnison National Forest, Outward Bound School."

Union Carbide Uranium Mill Action Sheet
"Folks United to Thwart Unsafe Radiation Emissions."

Union Park Background Documents- Part 1 (1991)
"Author: Ralph E. Clark (Butch Clark) Date: September 4, 1991 Energy, Arapahoe County, Transmountain Diversion, Dam, Rocky Point, People Opposing Water Export Raids"

Union Park Background Documents- Part 2 (1991)
"Author: Ralph E. Clark (Butch Clark) Date: September 4, 1991 Energy, Arapahoe County, Transmountain Diversion, Dam, Rocky Point, People Opposing Water Export Raids"

United States Department of the Interior BLM Management Guidelines for National Resource Lands in the Gunnison Basin Resource Area (1976)
"Brent D. Jensen. US DOI. January 23, 1976."

United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Decision to Lease Federal Geothermal Resources (2011)
"Brian St. George. US DOI. March 28, 2011."

United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Environmental Assessment of Geothermal Lease Nomination (2011)
"Brian St. George. US DOI. March 24, 2011."

United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Mining Claims (1977)
"Marlyn V. Jones. February 25, 1977."

United States Department of the Interior National Park Service: Public Hearing in the Matter of: Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Monument Wilderness Reporter's Transcript (1970)
"James P. Ford. Official Reporter NPS. December 5, 1970."

United States Department of the Interior National Park Service: Public Hearing in the Matter of: Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Monument Wilderness Reporter's Transcript (1970)
"James P. Ford. December 3, 1970."

United States Department of the Interior National Park Service: Public Hearing in the Matter of: Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Monument Wilderness Reporter's Transcript (1970)
"James P. Ford. December 1970."

United we stand
"= vigvic eat eee eee Nias a one * 2 ete <3 oe eT SSF SE United, | VEZ ee i Unite! \"There is nity in” * arrengit An”. ‘American revolutionary patriot said, “Gens *' they ‘do not. give a’ damn if they make it ' tlemen, we. must all hang together, or, most ..;, impossible for a prospector to find a new assuredly, we ‘shall .all hang separately’? _ore body, or for the miner to develop that ~ . ? Various elements in American society: “ore body into a producing mine that pro- - today, thé great labor” “unions,” Andustrial : __ ‘combines, ethnic ‘and nilnoFity’ groups, ‘and: “all segments’ of ‘the: ‘Bley ee ean \" necessary to ‘band themselves’ together for pet wy. a common effort, with the result that these.~!\"man may be forced to quit, simply baca organizations have ‘been, able to ‘miftuence - it of increased grazing fees that he cannot: - . / government officials,” departments ‘and’: ‘afford to pay, thereby depriving the nation —- agencies “with the result that these minority | of an important commodity, food inthe: groups are. granted’ favors: ‘ana privileges <3 pform. of ‘beef, mutton, -wool,” leather, = not available ‘to the’ silent majority, even Bes ie +5 So, the environmentalists, the govern"

Update and notice of Compact Board hearing March 16 in Montrose (1989)
"Lynda Alfred. Colorado Department of Health and Western Colorado Congress. 1989."

Update on Goodwin-Know, Kelmel Owens diversion project. (2005)
"Dan Brauch. August 5, 2005."

Updating Land Use Plans for the Gunnison Basin Planning Area and the American Flats-Silverton Planning Area (1978)
"Cara W. Curtis. US DOI. August 14, 1978."

Upper Gunnison Basin In-Stream Flow Project
"Edward Sparling, David Harpman, Jim Booker, Carol Adams."

Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District Management Plan- 1999-2005 part 1 (1999)
"Pete Klingsmith, Gerald Lain, Kathleen Klein, Ralph E. Clark, Don Rundell, John H. McClow, Tyler Martineau, Mark A. Shumacher.? Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District."

Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District Management Plan- 1999-2005 part 2 (1999)
"Pete Klingsmith, L. Richard Bratton, Kathleen Klein, Ralph E. Clark, Robert G. Cole, Mark Wondzell. Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District. 1971."

Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District- Reasonable Diligence
"Pete Klingsmith, Tyler Martineau, Ralph E. Clark. Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District."

Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District- Reasonable Diligence
"Pete Klingsmith, Tyler Martineau, Ralph E. Clark. Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District."

Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District- Vol. 5 1996-1997 (1996)
"Pete Klingsmith, Tyler Martineau, Ralph E. Clark. Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District. 1997."

Upper Gunnison Valley Transportation Plan (1999)
"Upper Gunnison Valley Transportation Plan Status and TRANSIT Implementation Schedule T-1 Mountain service seasons 1999 - 2000 ~~ [t2\" Expand Mountain Express routes to more areas, including CBSouth 2001 - 2003 - T-3 Regional Transporation Authority to fund and expand local and regional transit services _ 2001 - 2003 T-3.5 Conduct Gondola feasibility study 1999 - 2000 T-4 Provide a gondola link between Crested Butte and Mt. Crested Butte 2004 - 2020 T-5 the regional services (Shuffle) offered by Alpine Express from Gunnison to MCB 1999 - 2000 T-6 Establish local scheduled, fixed route transit service in Gunnison _ ‘2001-2008 T-7 Provide support for initiation and expansion of taxi services in Gunnison 2001 - 2003 no longer a separate T-8 Fund and expand local and regional transit services without creating an RTA alternative 'T-9 Provide shutile services from parking lots to popular recreational and other destinations 1999 - 2000 T-10___Cansolidate and coordinate existing social service transit operations in City of Gunnison 1999-2000 T-11 event sites served by transit in and around the City of Gunnison __2001 - 2003 np Cae Satelite parking locations for RVs served by transit in and around the City of: soot -2008 Designate/protect a corridor from Gurmison to Crested Butte for a future (after 2020) fr-13 __valley rail system 1999 - 2000 T-14___Implement a valley rail system from Gunnison to Crested Butte, Beyond 2020"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District
"An article published commenting on a previous letter published by the Denver Post stating that, not one drop of water may cross the mountain to Arapahoe Country."

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 2)- Part 1 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 2)- Part 2 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 2)- Part 3 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 2)- Part 4 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 2)- Part 5 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 2)- Part 6 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 2)- Part 7 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 3)- Part 1 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 3)- Part 2 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 3)- Part 3 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 3)- Part 4 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 3)- Part 5 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 3)- Part 6 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District (Volume 3)- Part 7 (1994)
"President of Board: William S. Trampe Date: December 10, 1994 Budget, Citizens, Employment, Union Park Project, Taylor Park Reservoir,? Conservancy"

Upper Gunnison Water Shed Management Planning: Lake Fork and Cebolla Valleys & Sub-Basin Coordinator Team Update – Lake Fork of the Gunnison
"Team Update and Water Planning presentation"

Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action 1992 (1992)
"U.S. Department of Energy. 1992."

Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action Project Site Manager's Report (1993)
"Sharon Arp and Steven C. Hamp. US Department of Energy. 1993-1995."

Uranium Mining Mill Tailings Remedial Action Project, Information and Briefing Material, 1992 (1992)
"US Department of Energy. 1992."

Uranium Mining in Colorado: An Industry Revives Amid Concerns
"Natural Resources Committee, LWV-C. League of Women Voters of Colorado."

Uranium Tailings Removal Route
"The Gunnison City Planning Commission has finished reviewing the environmental assessment study recently completed by the Department of Energy. The D.O.E. seems to be biased in much of the report toward using the Highway 50 route because of the possible endangerment to the mating habitat of the sage grouse and pronghorn antelope. The report is severely deficient in addressing the impact on human beings. We have written a letter to the D.O.E. stressing our support of the Tenderfoot Trail route. We strongly feel that as the elected representatives of the people, it is very important for the Commissioners to publicly and formally take a position of leadership supporting the Tenderfoot Trail route. In addition, we rely upon you to ensure that all of the deficiencies in the environmental assessment are adequately addressed by the D.O.E. Perhaps the questions raised by the public will lead to your request for an environmental impact study. The last thing we want to happen is to look back in ten years and realize we made a terrible mistake."

Urban Brief 2 (1977)
"League of Women Voters Education Fund, 1977"

User Guide To Soils: Mining and Reclamation in the West (1979)
"Forest and Range Experiment Station-Forest Service .1979."

Using Beaver to Improve Riparian Areas (1989)
"Soil Conservation Service. 1989."

Using Soil Information for Land Planning in Colorado (1971)
"Robert D. Heil & Joe Nichols. Colorado State University: Experiment Station. October 1971."

Using The Beaver in Riparian Area Restoration and Management (1989)
"Robert J. Tully. 1989."

Utility Scale Alternative Energy Options (2007)
"Donald W. McLeod. University of Illinois at Chicago. November 25, 2007."

Utility-Scale Energy Storage Will Enable a Renewable Grid
"News article (2012-2020). Covers United States, Florida, California. Topics: renewable energy, energy storage, lithium-ion batteries, pumped-storage hydropower. Agencies: Energy Information Administration, Department of Energy, Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy. Cites 2 external works."

Utility-Scale Energy Storage Will Enable a Renewable Grid
"Utility-Scale Energy Storage Will Enable a Renewable Grid A roadblock to sustainable energy solutions is coming unstuck By Andrea Thompson on July 1, 2019 Credit: Vanessa Branchi The Away D V E the R T I Sworld E M E N Tgets its electricity is undergoing a rapid transition, driven by both the increased urgency of decarbonizing energy systems and the plummeting costs of wind and solar technology. In the past decade electricity generated by renewables in the U.S. has doubled, primarily from wind and solar installations, according to the Energy Information Administration. In January 2019 the EIA forecast that wind, solar and other nonhydroelectric renewables would be the fastest-growing slice of the electricity portfolio for the next two years. But the intermittent nature of those sources means that electric utilities need a way to keep energy in their back pocket for when the sun is not shining and the winds are calm. That need is increasing interest in energy-storage technology—in particular, lithium-ion batteries, which are finally poised to be more than just a bit player in the grid. For decades pumped-storage hydropower, a simple process that features reservoirs at different elevations, has been the dominant large-scale energy-storage method in the"

Valley leaps Into Statewide Wetlands Programs
"Michael Blenden. Valley Voice."

Valley should avoid man-made drought
"· Ron Riggenbach and) just reiurn ed frorh R~~~~i~g in San Antonio, ·Te·xas. We wi ll elatiorHt~ on' tnat. meeting some other time, but for this column, let' i talk : . about ·drought! · ·. ' ·· · Even more so, I want to s tress what those folks a're facing due ' ' · ~~ough/~~ San Luis Va)l~il ·the South. Croploss is already w .A . r · i nevi'table for lack of r a i n . Groundwa- ter sources are · becom- ing low which im- pacts every- Demonstration Proiect"

Valuing Decentralized Wastewater Technologies (2004)
"Rocky Mountain Institute. December 1, 2004."

Vascular Plant Species of the Pawnee National Grassland (1998)
"Donald L. Hazlett. 1998."

Vegetation Appendix Materials for Vegetation and Wildlife Studies for the Mount Emmons Project (1980)
"Stoecker-Keammerer and Associates Ecological Consultants. 1980."

Vegetation and Wildlife Studies for the Mount Emmons Project (1980)
"Warren R. Keammerer, Robert E. Stoecker.?Stoecker-Keammerer & Associates Ecological Consultants. March 1980."

Vehicle Management Plan Map Gunnison National Forest (1971)
"W. J. Lucas. USDA Forest Service. July 2, 1971."

Vehicle Restrictions Proposed for Gunnison Forest (1965)
"Edward P. Cliff. USDA Forest Service. 1965."

Versatile Molybdenum
"Molybdenum, the metallic element which is the object of AMAX Inc. exploration activities at Mt. Emmons in Gunnison County, Colo., was discovered in 1778 by Carl Wilhelm Scheele, a Swedish scientist who earlier had been the first man to isolate oxygen, fluorine and chlorine. Its name was derived from the Greek word “molyb- dos,” which means “lead-like.” In its pure form, molyb- denum (pronounced mo-lyb'-den-um but often called “moly”), like lead, is gray in color and is heavier than iron. But there the comparison ends for — among other things — lead meits at 621 degrees Fahrenheit, while the melting point of molybdenum is 4,730 degrees Fahrenheit. That is but one of the properties which makes moly so versatile. Iron, by comparison, melts at 2,795 degrees Fahrenheit. Early Moly Uses A century passed before metallurgists found a use for moly. First, in 1894, the French developed tough armor plate by adding molybdenum to steel. German"

Visitor Perceptions about Grazing on a Forest Service Cattle Allotment (1996)
"View document here:?https://archive.org/details/IND20511327?G.N Wallace, J.E Mitchell, M.D. Wells?. 1996."

Waste to Energy in Boulder? Pros and Cons
"Technical report (1995-2011). Covers Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado. Topics: waste-to-energy, incineration, anaerobic digestion, conversion technology. Agencies: EPA, Eco-Cycle, U.S. Energy Information Administration. Cites 19 external works."

Water Articles (2002)
"Authors:?Pete Klingsmith, David Getches, Philip T Doe, Chris Paulson?Date: 2002"

Water Availability for Transmountain Diversion-Consequences of Further Transmountain Diversion (1998)
"Reply from POWER (People Opposing Water Export Raids). November 18th 1998."

Water Bunch of Nonsense
"S pay i~s fair share, even if ll1e city is making a $270 million profit annual- ly off ll1e federal govenunenl. Dul George Mille r, a California Con- gressman from ll1e San Francisco area, sure ll1inks Western farmers should pay tlleir fair share. In case you missed it, Wayne Allard, Colorado's 4 111 District Congressman, a couple of weeks ago a uempted to amend ll1e Interior Dcp<utrnenl's budget by making San Francisco give up some of ll1e profi t il gels from selling water oul o f ll1e He tch Hetchy D mn - a federal water project Mille r, repon edly, we nt bnJlislic. The C alifornia Democrat appare nlly didn ' t sec U1e logic in U1e actions from his coulllcrpart fro m Colorado. Allard and some o f his Republican friends on the I louse Agricullu re Commit-"

Water Court Case w-8439-76 (1993)
"Us few nese dle SED ceils AEG hn Pla Caatrs, ove Malsseel Fensak wu 1758 Buccal Contd Soca Cusserarls 5 Deinarer Keer Unley Tou a £2, 222% Ys o _ LS. ga Ft can a crerchoe ~ . . . . 7 Et 4 o i . '*, ¢ =F a eS we ae ‘< He). 2 Feclesal SU Ge AO wad 2) 2e 8%ad~ 1/02 LE CEC $7) oynabl 1176’ — | 6 “eile, Ue BainntgBic oe, Ace wi yA (S92 (é WSC FY7X = ——>\\- t ’ 4 ©. Ce fr nae Cus ace Cw 2 a TD thew ” heh at See Danses Flour Seay a Cons — CoS\" 623. 67 TA —_ Porpored Nod, FrezaQG US.u Hows Wears 147 Nowe fi eben hy US, SeXh (Ll. Learn — 70fo-gp prspshato, C2AT Cor Cane 92 OS - Rararvedl NeW Freier gh hg"

Water Court Plans Decree for Thornton’s Northern Water Project (1993)
"September 1993."

Water Quality Control Commission
"Jack Mcgraw. EPA."

Water Quality Programs
"Roy Romer."

Water Requirments in the Lower Basin States (with POWER recommendations) (1998)
"POWER Steering Committee (People Opposing Water Exports) November 18th 1998"

Water Rights 2001- Part 1 (2001)
"Author: Butch E Clark Date: 2001 ? Gunnison, Durango, Colorado Spring, Denver Water, Rocky Ford, Ditches, Allocation, Conservation, Front Range, Western Slope, San Luis Valley"

Water Rights 2001- Part 2 (2001)
"Author: Butch E Clark Date: 2001 ? Gunnison, Durango, Colorado Spring, Denver Water, Rocky Ford, Ditches, Allocation, Conservation, Front Range, Western Slope, San Luis Valley"

Water Rights 2001- Part 3 (2001)
"Author: Butch E Clark Date: 2001 ? Gunnison, Durango, Colorado Spring, Denver Water, Rocky Ford, Ditches, Allocation, Conservation, Front Range, Western Slope, San Luis Valley"

Water Rights 2001- Part 4 (2001)
"Author: Butch E Clark Date: 2001 ? Gunnison, Durango, Colorado Spring, Denver Water, Rocky Ford, Ditches, Allocation, Conservation, Front Range, Western Slope, San Luis Valley"

Water Rights as a Community Discussion (1995)
"Lee Spann Bill Trampe January 31, 1995"

Water Ruling Favors Kansas (2000) (2000)
"Date: July 7th 2000"

Water Wonders
"Water Wonders \\ , Volume of water is often ex- proximately 326,000 gallons of ered about 1887 in the San Luis wells were withdrawi~g ~nter is considered one of the mo pressed in tenns of acre-feet or water. This amount of water Valley and within four years from the confined aquifer and complicated and intensi vcl in cubic feet. One cubic foot is would cover an area of one approximately 2000 fl owing 2300 were withdrawing from used water works in the worJ, equal to approximately 7.5 gal- acre to a depth of one foot. wells had been developed. the uncon~ned aquifer. lons of water. The volume of From the SLV Water Qua/i. water in one acre foot is ap- . Anesia'n wnter was discov- In 1980approximately7,700 The San Luis Valley has what Demon.ftration Project ' I"

Water Workshop 1999 (1999)
"A schedule from the Gunnison Water Workshop in 1999. As well as three articles on water law by Richard Bratton, John M. Sayre, and Felix L. Sparks."

Water and Arid Lands of the Western United States (1988)
"Edited by Mohamed T. El-Ashry and Diana C. Gibbons. World Resources Institute. 1988."

Water and Coal bed Methane Development – Butch Clark Talking Notes (2002)
"Ralph E Clark III Western State Colorado’s Water Workshop 2002"

Water and Coal bed Methane Development – Butch Clark Talking Notes (2002)
"Ralph E Clark III Western State Colorado’s Water Workshop 2002"

Water and Coalbed Methane Development – Trying to Make Lemonade (2000)
"Ralph E Clark. Western State College of Colorado. 2000."

Water considered property: Owner can sell to highest bidder
"Mary Jean Porter. The Pueblo Chieftain."

Water divides Pueblo, Pueblo West (1999)
"Dennis Darrow. The Pueblo Chieftain. December 25, 1999."

Water quality: Researchers look at big picture for Ark Valley (2005)
"Chris Woodka. The Pueblo Chieftain. January 9, 2005."

Water worries (1999)
"Frank S. Hoag and Robert H. Rawlings. The Pueblo Chieftain. August 9, 1999."

We hope you enjoy this report of GPR research and findings. (1974)
"Cheyenne Chapman. May 1974."

We invite you to a reorganization meeting to protect Fossil Ridge. (1987)
"David Leinsdorf, Fred Field and Rocky Warren. Friends of Fossil Ridge. April 1987."

Well water dropping to critical levels
"lly DElll3IE PITTMAN the La J ara and Capulin a rea, is too s ma ll to lower a pump into. reach the receding water level. said. ALAMOSA - Drought condi- but we're seeing problems in all The only alternative is to drill a \"While not necessarily 'drying \"I think the problem is state- tions are becoming critical, cau s- -arcasof the Valley,\" he said. 'n ew well. up', the water level has lowered wide,\" said Pythian, \"not just ing water wells to dry up at an Vandiver said affected wells \"Some of these wells arc fairly to the point where it cannot be Valleywide.\" alarming rate throughout the a re at varying levels, from sha l- shallow,\" said Vandiver. \"What's pumped, requiring replacem ent Va lley. low wells to 200 foot deep wells. alarming is the 'ract Lhat even wells Lo be drilled deeper,\" he • Please see Wells page 2 \"Over 56 wells in the Va lley \"In fact,\" said Vandiver, \"the with t hese shallow wells, we have have gone dry since April 1st,\" Baca Water a nd Sanitation well, never had any particular prob- said Steve Vandiver, Division which is a big well, is starting to lems with t hem before and we've Engineer for Water Division 3, surge and ther:e is some concern gone through some fairly dry Colorado Division of Water Re- about what to do with it.\" He said years in the past 20.years.\" sources. The Divis ion's offi ce has with t he Rio Grande Canal ·as Well drillers from a round the been busy p rocessing well re- t he lone exception, none of the Valley say they've been getting placement paperwork that has major ditches on the Rio Gra nde lots of ca lls from people whose been coming in"

West-Wide Energy Corridors Review and Opportunities for Stakeholder Engagement and Region 2 and 3 Webinar on January 24, 2018 at 11 am MST (2018)
"Laura Fox and Jeremy Bluma. December 20, 2017, January 12, 2018, and January 24, 2018."

Western Area Power Administration (Western) is participating with the Dine' Power Authority (DPA), an enterprise of the Navajo Nation, in planning the proposed Navajo Transmission Project (NTP). (1993)
"Michael G. Skougard. Department of Energy Western Area Power Administration. June 15, 1993."