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US Politics · United StatesMore than 2 million acres of federal lands would be sold or transferred to states or other entities under a budget proposal from Utah Republican Sen. Mike Lee, reviving a longtime ambition of Western conservatives to cede lands to local control after a similar proposal failed in the House. Lee, who chairs the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, included a mandate for the sales in a draft provision of the GOP’s sweeping tax cut package released Wednesday.See the Story
Utah Republican Proposes Sale of More than 2 Million Acres of US Lands
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Kevin Love · WinnipegNEW YORK (AP) — Mike Love is looking back fondly on Brian Wilson, his cousin and Beach Boys collaborator who died Wednesday at 82. “It’s a tough one,” Love told The Associated Press Thursday. “Life ends for all of us, but he had a wonderful life in terms of how creative he was, and I had a great time cocreating with him, so we have a lot to be, you know, we have a lot of blessings.” Love is being inducted Thursday night into the Songwriters Hall…See the Story
Mike Love and John Stamos pay tribute to Beach Boys' Brian Wilson
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Environment · ColoradoGroundwater in Arizona and the rest of the Colorado River Basin is drying up fast, and it's causing farmers to spend more money in attempts to reach diminishing water supplies under the earth’s surface. A study from Arizona State University published in May found that the Colorado River Basin, which stretches across parts of Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming, has lost enough water over the past 10 years to fill…See the Story
Groundwater in the Colorado River Basin is low, raising farmers’ electric bills
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The 1965 Flood: How #Denver’s Greatest Disaster Changed the City: Sixty years ago, a flood swept through the Mile High City — Westword.com
Could data center boom threaten #Colorado’s water supply and #climate goals?: ‘Arms race’ to build more data centers is boosting economic impact, along with power and cooling needs — The #Denver Post
Coloradans urged to clean gear to protect lakes, rivers from invasive species
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