HeyJaredGary Wockner
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OPINION: Protecting Waterways Across Colorado and the American Southwest – Pagosa Daily Post News Events & Video for Pagosa Springs Colorado (opens the original)
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Today, the public comment period closes for the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the “Sweetwater Lake Recreation Management and Development Project” in the White River National Forest, and Save The World’s Rivers (STWR) is getting an “AI-Assist” from Anthropic’s Claude. STWR’s DEIS comment letter, posted here, was assisted by Claude and then edited and refined by STWR. Increasingly, project developers and the federal government itself are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to deve
OPINION: Newsom Administration Stepping Up to Tell the Dam Truth – Pagosa Daily Post News Events & Video for Pagosa Springs Colorado (opens the original)
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Photo: Shasta Dam in Northern California. On Friday, August 21, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) issued a “determination” that the Newsom-appointed agency would begin estimating and publicly reporting the yearly greenhouse gases (GHGs) caused by dams and reservoirs across the state. Importantly, CARB now fills the gap for the same emissions, using the same methodology, that President Trump’s EPA stopped reporting to the U.N. in April of 2025. The determination comes in response to a pet
OPINION: ‘Rights of Nature’ and Colorado’s Climate Solutions – Pagosa Daily Post News Events & Video for Pagosa Springs Colorado (opens the original)
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Photo: Rafters in the Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area. (Photo by Jerry Sintz/BLM) This op-ed by Gary Wockner appeared on Colorado Newsline on August 19, 2026. In 2018, I went on a canoe trip down the Whanganui River in New Zealand. I went on the trip because, in 2017, the government of New Zealand had granted “personhood” status to the river, giving it legal rights in court to speak for itself. The government’s action was the result of a 140-year legal battle by Māori indigenous people
OPINION: The Plot Thickens, as Aurora Seeks Colorado River Diversion – Pagosa Daily Post News Events & Video for Pagosa Springs Colorado (opens the original)
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Vail Daily’s David Williams breaks another story that includes quotes from an “anonymous expert” about the City of Aurora’s proposed new “Wild Horse Reservoir” and whether or not it’s trying to sneak 83,000 acre feet of water out of Eagle County, as a transmountain diversion over to the Front Range, without triggering a local Eagle County permit. The story is here on VailDaily.com: Eagle County will ‘engage in process’ as Aurora Water’s Wild Horse Reservoir moves forward “Aurora’s PR spin is ‘no
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