Ralph E Clark III. Unknown.

New water development should solve more problems that it creates. New water development should link water quantity with water quality. Hopefully, new water development should make both environmental sense and economic sense. Restoring and enhancing degraded stream channels by restoring old beaver da

Dennis Lamb. Valley Voice.

.·'. n.,, ) .. . r. . The. Nature Conservancy bas launched its re- ·:·.:= • gional program in the Sail Luis Valley by hiring pro- gram managers Nancy and Chuck Warner, who have worked for the Conservancy in California for the past eight years. ;;r .i·~· Nancy initiated innovative and successful comm

An official website of the United States government. National Overview: Facts and Figures on Materials, Wastes and Recycling On this page: The Current National Picture Generation Recycling Composting/Other Food Management Combustion with Energy Recovery Landfilling Trends - 1960 to Today Generation

Gary Sprung. High Country Citizen’s Alliance. Unknown.

USDOI Bureau of Land Management. ?

Behre Dolbear & Company, Inc. Cyprus Amax Minerals Company.

The above schematic diagram of the Alkali gulch area shows a proposed general plan for the location of AMAX's Mount Emmons mine site and facilities. The ore will travel from the mine to the mill either by rail or conveyor belt. Nearly half of the distance will be through a tunnel under Mount Axtell.

in Denver, Colo., employs approximately 5,000 people in the state, primarily the company's Climax and Henderson Mines. The Mount Emmons Project is located in Gunnison County in southwest Colo- rado. Gunnison County has a population of approximately 10,000 people con- centrated mainly in the towns of

USDA-Forest Service environmental impact statement, regarding the construction of a Molybdenum mine on Mount Emmons by AMAX Inc.

U.R.A. Step III Present Situation Purpose: Montrose District Public Input Model U.R.A. Step IV Opportunities M.F.P. Step I Objective - Recommendation _ M.F.P. Multiple Use Analysis Phase I Public Input Meeting Phase II

Authors of letters: P.C. Klingsmith (President of POWER) Kathleen Klein (UGRWCD Manager) ?

Tho residents of Gunnison County recognize the profound impact of the actions of mankind on the inter-relationships and factors of the envirenaent; particularly the profound influences of population growth, high Ceneity urbanisetion, inéusirial and commercial expansion, resource exploitation, end te

Preliminary Report - Marble Ski Area, Gunnison County, Colorado Vegetation Assessment Ie Ile III. Introduction Backround of area and studys The area studied is«generally on the southwest slope of Mt. Daly and drains into Carbonate Creek. This area is proposed as skiing terrain for the Marble Ski Are

Chuck Howe

vironmental studies will be used in making decisions about the design and location of mine and mill facilities. It will also provide a baseline for measuring and mitigat - ing effects of subsequent mining operations. Closely connected to the environmental assessment are studies of socioeconomic impa

Mark Hill and William S. Platts