Consultant promotes water bank idea for Colorado (1994)
News article. Covers Colorado, Arkansas Valley, Fort Collins. Topics: water banking, water leasing. Agencies: Colorado Water Conservation Board, Southeastern Colorado Water Conservancy District, Colorado Water Officials Association. Cites 1 external work.

Controlling Water Use to Protect Water Quality Within Western Allocation Systems (1991)
Technical report (1991). Covers Colorado, Denver, Two Forks Dam. Topics: water quality protection, water allocation systems, prior appropriation system, water quality control. Agencies: Natural Resources Law Center, University of Colorado School of Law, Colorado Outdoor Recreation Resource Project. Cites 12 external works.

Correspondence with DOE on Route Back of W Mountain
Attached for your information is a copy of my corrispondence with the DOE concerning the route back of W Mountain. I feel that the tailings should be moved 6ut of the flood plain. If they have to go somewhere, the Landfill site and the route back of W Mountain appear to make the most sense. I talked with Banks, Richey, and others after the meeting. They have given a lot of thought to finding an acceptable site but have assumed that getting the tailings from A to B will be just like they have done everywhere else - use a public road or highway because that is what their subcontractors are used to doing. Gunnison is unusual, if not unique, in having a site which is accessable without using public roads. I_teet believe that moving the tailings off-road can get the job done faster with less problems, and I think with sf less cost. How the tailings are to be moved remains open for decision. Now it is necessary to identify the pros and cons of transportation alternatives in detail - routes, time of year for operation, daily timing. the kind of vehicles used, accident prevention and response, etc. and to come up with a package which makes more sense, especially economic, for this particular situation. I

Corresponding members of the Grazing Subcommittee have been placed on the Toiyabe Chapter newsletter (the Toiyabe Trails) mailing list. (1978)
Correspondence. Covers Nevada, Eastern California, Reno. Topics: grazing, public lands, sheep grazing above timberline. Agencies: Sierra Club, Natural Resources Defense Council, National Audubon Society. Cites 6 external works.

Corridor 87-277 Section 368 Energy Corridor Regional Reviews – Region 2
Environmental assessment (January 2018). Covers Monarch Pass, Fort Carson Military Reservation, Gunnison Basin. Topics: Section 368 Energy Corridor, electrical transmission, pipeline projects, energy planning. Agencies: BLM, USFS, Western Area Power Administration. Cites 14 external works.

Costs and Fees Judgement
Correspondence (1986-1995). Covers Baca Grant #4, Villa Grove, Colorado. Topics: groundwater appropriation, tributary groundwater, non-tributary groundwater. Agencies: Division III Water Court, Rio Grande Water Conservation District, Rio Grande Water Users Association. Cites 1 external work.

Cottonwood Pass Road General Comments
Correspondence (1994-1997). Covers Cottonwood Pass, Taylor Park, Taylor Canyon. Topics: road reconstruction, recreation access. Agencies: Gunnison County, Chaffee County, U.S. Forest Service. Cites 3 external works.

Council on Environmental Quality Draft Regulations on National Environmental Policy Act (1977)
Legislation (1977-1978). Covers Washington, D.C., State(s) and county(ies), United States. Topics: Environmental Impact Statement, NEPA process, Categorical Exclusion, Finding of No Significant Impact. Agencies: Council on Environmental Quality, Executive Office of the President, U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Cites 43 external works.

County Work Force Estimates – Colorado (1972)
Technical report (1972). Covers Adams, Alamosa, Arapahoe. Topics: workforce estimates, employment statistics, agricultural employment, nonagricultural employment. Agencies: State of Colorado Division of Employment Research and Analysis, U.S. Department of Labor, Manpower Administration.

Creating an Incentive in the Clean Water Act (CWA) for Voluntary Remediation of Water Quality Impacts at Abandoned and Inactive Mine Sites (1995)
Legislation (1995). Covers Park City, Utah, western United States. Topics: voluntary remediation, abandoned mine sites, inactive mine sites, Good Samaritan remediation. Agencies: Western Governors' Association, EPA, Environmental Protection Agency. Cites 2 external works.

Cresson Mine to Produce 150,000 Oz. Gold Per Year (1995)
News article (1889-1995). Covers Victor, Pikes Peak, Cripple Creek District. Topics: gold mining, valley-leach facility, valley-leach system, pregnant solutions. Agencies: Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board, Office of Mined Land Reclamation, Bureau of Land Management.

Crested Butte Land Trust Site Plan (1997)
Land use plan. Covers Nicholson Lake, Crested Butte, Mt. Crested Butte. Topics: open space, wetlands, public access. Agencies: Crested Butte Land Trust.

Crested Butte South: A Profile
Technical report (1967-1970). Covers Crested Butte South, Crested Butte, Arvada. Topics: recreational community development, open space development, zoning, subdivision. Agencies: Crested Butte Land Company, Gunnison County Commissioners, Frontier Airlines. Cites 3 external works.

Crested Butte Takes on AMAX (1979)
News article (1977-1979). Covers Crested Butte, Mount Emmons, Colorado. Topics: molybdenum mining, Environmental Impact Statement, National Historic District, tailings. Agencies: AMAX, Forest Service, High Country Citizens Alliance. Cites 2 external works.

Crested Butte Trail Plan 1996 Landuse Plan (1996)
Land use plan (1995-1996). Covers Baxter Gulch, Green Lake, Trappers Crossing. Topics: trail planning, nordic trails, proposed trails, existing trails. Agencies: Bureau of Land Management, Town of Crested Butte, Gunnison County. Cites 2 external works.

Crested Butte Valley Environmental Action Committee
Crested Butte is in Danger and you can help, ‘This valley with its exquisite mountain scenery, its vast open expanses, its superb recreational opportunities and its delightful climate attracts an ever increasing number of visitors, The permanent population of the Town, which hovered under 200 just a decade ago, has now reached over 700 and development plans for this valley already exceed 28,000, Despite the area's rugged beauty and seemingly indestructable natural resources, the valley is in actuality exceedingly fragile, and highly susceptible to development, #nvironmental qualities prized most by both residents and visitors are easily destroyed by uncontrolled growth, like that occuring on the front range, and on the east and west coasts, Recognizing the problem and refusing to sit idly by while the beauty of this valley irrevocably perishes, a group of concerned local citizens has formed the Crested Butte #nvironmental Action Com- mittee, Our aim is to halt unplanned, uncontrolled, unneeded growth, We are not isolationists er elitist, but we do demand that the voice of the environment be heeded, so that this valley remains an outstanding place to visit and live, toward this end we are soliciting your support on several

Cripple Creek and Victor Gold Mining Company- Cresson Project (1994)
Mining permit (1989-1993). Covers Cripple Creek, Victor, Cripple Creek Mining District. Topics: gold mining, heap leach operation, surface mining, overburden storage. Agencies: Office of Mined Land Reclamation, Mined Land Reclamation Board, Cripple Creek and Victor Gold Mining Company. Cites 17 external works.

DOE News Gunnison Mill Site Demolition to Begin
Demolition of abandoned mill buildings and other structures at the Gunnison, Colorado, Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action (UMTRA) Project site will begin today according to U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) Site Manager Don Leske. "The mill site demolition represents the first phase of site remedial action at Gunnison," said Leske. "This is significant because it means we have started actual cleanup of the mill site itself, a milestone the DOE, the state and the community have worked long and hard to achieve." A subcontract to perform the demolition work was awarded to Landmark Reclamation of Golden, Colorado following competitive bidding by qualified firms. A notice to proceed with the work was issued on August 29, 1991. Rubble and other debris from the demolition operation will be stored at the mill site until a disposal site is prepared to receive them. Current plans call for excavation of a disposal cell on Federal land approximately five miles east of Gunnison. -MORE- Once the disposal site is prepared, the rubble will be transported to the site for permanent disposal along with 535,000 cubic meters

DOE News UMTRA Landfill Site for Gunnison Tailing Disposal (1988)
News article (1987-1993). Covers Gunnison County, Gunnison, Colorado. Topics: Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action, tailings disposal, uranium processing, remedial action. Agencies: U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Cites 5 external works.

DOE Remedial Action at the Gunnison Uranium Mill Tailings Site (1992)
Correspondence. Covers Gunnison, Colorado. Topics: remedial action, uranium mill tailings. Agencies: DOE, Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action Project Office.

DOE Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action Monthly Status Report (1992)
Technical report (October 1-31, 1992). Covers Gunnison, Colorado, Albuquerque. Topics: uranium mill tailings remedial action, decontamination, disposal cell, retention basin. Agencies: Department of Energy, Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action Project Office, MK-Ferguson.

DRAFT Environmental Assessment Upper Colorado Region (1999)
Environmental assessment (November 1999). Covers Upper Colorado Region, Grand Junction, Upper Gunnison River Basin. Topics: water rights administration, subordination of water rights, water depletions, water rights. Agencies: Bureau of Reclamation, National Park Service, Colorado River Water Conservation District. Cites 18 external works.

Dangers In and Around Abandoned Mines
Technical report. Covers Teller County, Cripple Creek, Victor. Topics: abandoned mine safety, mine explosives, cave-ins, mine shafts. Agencies: Teller County Sheriff, Cripple Creek & Victor Mining Association, Nevada Department of Minerals.

Decision Analysis: An Integrated Approach to Ecosystem Exploitation and Rehabiltitation Decision
Technical report. Covers Durham, NC, Trubblemania. Topics: ecosystem exploitation, ecosystem rehabilitation, decision analysis, surface mining. Agencies: Duke University School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, regulatory agencies, state mining regulatory agency. Cites 11 external works.

Department Of Energy Compliance With Floodplain – Wetlands Environmental Review Requirements
Technical report (1994). Covers Alabama, Gunnison, Cochetopa Pass. Topics: floodplain management, wetlands protection, hazardous waste disposal, hazardous waste closure. Agencies: Department of Energy, Council on Environmental Quality, Energy Research and Development Administration. Cites 47 external works.

Department of the Interior Water Transfer Policy (1990)
Legislation (1987-1989). Covers Western United States, Sacramento, Boise. Topics: water transfer policy, voluntary water transactions, water rights, water allocation. Agencies: Department of the Interior, DOI, Bureau of Reclamation. Cites 8 external works.

Design of a Prototype of Water Purification by Plasma Technology as the Foundation for an Industrial Wastewater Plant
Design of a Prototype of Water Purification by Plasma Technology as the Foundation for an Industrial Wastewater Plant L Barillas1 Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd Journal of Physics: Conference Series, Volume 591, 15th Latin American Workshop on Plasma Physics (LAWPP 2014) and 21st IAEA TM on Research Using Small Fusion Devices (RUSFD) 27–31 January 2014, San José, Costa Rica Citation L Barillas 2015 J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 591 012057 laura.plasma.tec@gmail.com 1 Plasma Laboratory for Fusion Energy and Applications, Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica, Central Campus, Cartago, Costa Rica; P.O. Box 159-7050 Cartago, Costa Rica https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/591/1/012057 Buy this article in print  Journal RSS Sign up for new issue notifications Create citation alert PDF Help Abstract In order to mitigate the contamination of water sources due to the spill of sewage without any kind of

Design of a Prototype of Water Purification by Plasma Technology as the Foundation for an Industrial Wastewater Plant
Technical report (2014-2015). Covers San José, Costa Rica, Cartago. Topics: water purification, plasma technology, industrial wastewater. Agencies: IOP Publishing Ltd, Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica, IAEA. Cites 2 external works.

Designation of the South Beaver Creek Area of Critical Environmental Concern as a Colorado Natural Area (1993)
Management plan (1993). Covers South Beaver Creek, Gunnison County, Saguache. Topics: Area of Critical Environmental Concern, Colorado Natural Area, endangered species protection, grazing management. Agencies: Colorado Natural Areas Program, Colorado Natural Areas Council, Colorado Parks Board. Cites 5 external works.

Determination of Annual Forage Production (1956)
Technical report (1954-1955). Covers Nutras Creek, West Chavez Creek, East Chavez Creek. Topics: annual forage production, beaver habitat abandonment, browse production, ground cover composition. Agencies: State of Colorado.

Determination of Beaver Food Consumption (1956)
Technical report (1954-1955). Covers Colorado, Forester Seep Draw, Beaver Draw Area 1. Topics: beaver food consumption, carrying capacity, beaver investigations, seasonal food use. Agencies: State of Colorado, Federal Aid Division. Cites 3 external works.

Development Impact Analysis: Gunnison-Crested Butte Corridor Comprehensive Plan, Land Use Alternatives (2004)
County plan (November 2004). Covers Gunnison County, Colorado, Gunnison-Crested Butte Corridor. Topics: Development Impact Analysis, Land Use Alternatives, Level of Service, Proportionate Share. Agencies: Gunnison County, Gunnison County Sheriff's department, Rural Planning Institute. Cites 3 external works.

Development of a Micro-Scale Plasma Arc Gasification System for Long Duration Space Mission Waste Processing
Technical report (2012-2017). Covers Charleston, South Carolina, Kennedy Space Center. Topics: plasma arc gasification, waste processing, synthesis gas production. Agencies: NASA, NASA Space Technology Mission Directorate, Vencore, Inc.. Cites 9 external works.

Development of a Waste-to-Energy Project for the Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska
Technical report (2019). Covers Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska, Arctic Boulevard. Topics: Waste-to-Energy Project, WTE Technology, Mass Burn WTE Technology, Refuse Derived Fuel. Agencies: Municipality of Anchorage, Geosyntec Consultants, StreamlineAM, LLC. Cites 5 external works.

Direction of the Board of County Commissioners: In-Stream Flow Rights (2000)
Letter to Board of Directors of Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District From County Manager, John DeVore February 29th 2000

Discovering your Communities Advantages and Shortcomings (1954)
Technical report. Covers Denver, Colorado. Topics: preliminary reconnaissance, community planning, land use planning. Agencies: Community Planning Section, Colorado Division of Commerce & Development, Housing and Home Finance Agency. Cites 2 external works.

Discussion Draft Assessment of the Gunnison Community's 2020 CO2 Emissions Targets (2020)
Technical report (2010-2020). Covers Gunnison, Gunnison County, Colorado. Topics: CO2 emissions, carbon index, geothermal heat pumps, energy efficiency. Agencies: Western State College of Colorado, DMEA, Delta Montrose Electrical Association. Cites 4 external works.

Discussion Paper For Oh Be Joyful Wilderness Study Area Task Force (1985)
Correspondence (1979-1985). Covers Oh Be Joyful Wilderness Study Area, Colorado, Raggeds Wilderness. Topics: wilderness designation, mineral potential, wilderness suitability. Agencies: Secretary of Agriculture, Forest Service, HCCA Board of Directors. Cites 7 external works.

District Court Water Division: Application of The USA to Make Absolute A Conditional Water Right in Montrose County, CO
Correspondence (2001-2004). Covers Montrose County, Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Gunnison Tunnel. Topics: conditional water right, water right appropriation, water right subordination. Agencies: United States of America, District Court Water Division No. 4, Colorado Water Conservation Board. Cites 13 external works.

Diverting water is no answer for anyone
SLV Water to Diverting"' 11 :!Gti water is '"~· no answer for anyo~ne By RANDAL RISTAU CSU Cooperative Extension After spouting off last week about water belonging in its watershed of origin, you might think we would move on to other topics. However, due to some reader responses, let's go after this topic a little bit more. One reader shared an article from last week's High Country News, a general Western living newspaper. It seems that the folks in the Gunnison Basin have been fending off sponges for their water as well. Maybe saying sponges is a little too strong a tone, but fairly accurate. Sponges take water from one place and move it to another. c In this case, Arapahoe County was seeJ<.ing to divert 60,000 acre-feet of water through a42-mile affueduct under-

Division of Wildlife Proposal East Beaver Creek Lease (1993)
Management plan (1993-2004). Covers East Beaver Creek, Gunnison County, Almont. Topics: land lease, habitat improvement, winter range, riparian area. Agencies: Division of Wildlife, State Board of Land Commissioners, Department of Natural Resources.

Division of Wildlife Proposed Mineral Leases (1977)
Correspondence (1977). Covers Gunnison, Saguache, Montezuma. Topics: mineral leases, winter range, mining activity. Agencies: Colorado Division of Wildlife, Department of Natural Resources, Board of Land Commissioners.

Dollars and Sense in Conservation (1969)
Technical report (1951-1969). Covers California, Colorado, Fort Collins. Topics: conservation, natural resources, renewable resources, nonrenewable resources. Agencies: California Agricultural Experiment Station, University of California, Colorado State University. Cites 6 external works.

Dolores cattle Drive with article: Bringing dudes to the Dolores (2000)
Correspondence (November-April, first week of November). Covers Dolores River Valley, Dolores River, Bradfield Bridge. Topics: dude ranching, grazing permit, holistic range management, invasive weeds. Agencies: Bureau of Land Management, BLM, San Juan Citizen's Alliance River Group.

Douglas County Government Action Regarding the School Impact Fee Program (1992)
County plan (1991-1992). Covers Douglas County, Castle Rock, Parker. Topics: school impact fees, school impact fee program, residential land development, school facilities. Agencies: Douglas County, Douglas County School District, Board of County Commissioners. Cites 55 external works.

Draft Environmental Impact Statement (1990)
Environmental assessment (1945-1990). Covers Alabama, Gunnison, Landfill disposal site. Topics: tailings removal, hazardous waste management, ground-water protection, uranium and thorium byproduct materials. Agencies: Department of Energy, DOR, Council on Environmental Quality. Cites 57 external works.

Draft Environmental Impact Statement (Uranium Mill) (1995)
Environmental assessment (1978-1995). Covers Slick Rock, Colorado, Colorado, Oak Ridge. Topics: uranium mill tailings, thorium mill tailings, in situ treatment, ground water protection. Agencies: Environmental Protection Agency, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Secretary of Energy. Cites 41 external works.

Draft Environmental Statement Related to the Homestake Mining Company- Homestake Mining Company Pitch Project (1978)
Environmental assessment (1978). Covers Gunnison, Delta, Lakewood. Topics: uranium mining, milling operation, tailings impoundment, reclamation. Agencies: U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, USDA Forest Service. Cites 36 external works.

Draft Honorable John R Block Secretary of Agriculture
The High Country Citizens' Alliance, a Colorado non- profit public interest organization located in Crested Butte Colorado has recieved and reviewdyour Record of Decision in regards to the Oh Be Joyful Wilderness Study Area. We wish to offer the following comments and recomendation. In reviewing the process leading to your Record of Decision we note that as directed by P.L. 96-560, the Colorado Wilderness Act of 1980 the United States we released the Draft Environmental Impact Statement on the Oh Be Joyful Wilderness Study Area on June 4, 1981. Nearly four years later (EELS on May _8, 1985 the Final eRe), Impact Statement was © issued. Your Record of Decision was gigned on July 24, 1985 and tYAsmitted to High Country Citizens' Alliance on August 19, 1985. You were directed by P.L. 96-560 to provide Congress with more information relative to subsurface mineral potential and to determine wheather the area is suitable for inclusion in the National Wilderness Preservation System by December, 1983. Your decision is based upon the FEIS as you indicate.

Draft Proposal for the Resolution of Selected Long-Term Issues on the Colorado River (1991)
Governor Roy Romer and Department of Natural Resources Colorado Water Conservation Board. March, 1991.

Draft Report Fossil Ridge Wilderness Study Area (1982)
Environmental assessment (1982). Covers Fossil Ridge Wilderness Study Area, Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests, Taylor River Ranger District. Topics: wilderness study area, wilderness suitability analysis, wilderness designation, wilderness classification. Agencies: Forest Service, Congress, Secretary of Agriculture. Cites 30 external works.

Draft Site Visit Report Coalbed Methan Operations Gillette, WY (2001)
Technical report. Covers Gillette, Wyoming, Washington. Topics: coalbed methane operations, produced water management, water injection wells, CBM well drilling. Agencies: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Engineering and Analysis Division, Office of Water. Cites 1 external work.

Draft for Pitch Mine Brochure (1980)
Technical report (1955-1980). Covers Pitch Mine, Saguache County, Colorado. Topics: uranium mining, open-pit mining, reclamation, revegetation. Agencies: Homestake Mining Company, Pinnacle Mining Company, Western State College.

Draft: Environmental Assessment of the Proposed Remedial Action at the Gunnison Uranium Mill Tailings Site (1990)
Environmental assessment. Covers Gunnison Uranium Mill Tailings Site, Gunnison, Gunnison River. Topics: remedial action, uranium mill tailings, hazardous waste management, ground-water protection. Agencies: Regional Administrator, Office of Management and Budget, Environmental Protection Agency. Cites 18 external works.

Drought is Draining (Denver post yr 2000) (2000)
News article (2000). Covers Jumbo Reservoir, Julesburg, Prewitt Reservoir. Topics: drought, irrigation, water rights, recreation. Agencies: Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Colorado Division of Wildlife.

Dynamic Planning for Community Change
Technical report (2003). Covers Mechanicsville, Tennessee, Knoxville. Topics: charrette, community planning, mixed-income housing, dynamic planning. Agencies: Fannie Mae Foundation, Knoxville Community Development Corporation, KCDC. Cites 4 external works.

EIS (1989)
Correspondence. Covers Gunnison, Parlin, Cabin Creek. Topics: ACEC, critical winter range, wildlife winter range habitat, winter range habitat enhancement. Agencies: Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Forest Service. Cites 2 external works.

EIS (1988)
Correspondence. Covers Gunnison, Parlin, Gunnison Resource Area. Topics: ACEC designation, critical winter range, wildlife winter range habitat, winter range habitat enhancement. Agencies: Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Forest Service. Cites 2 external works.

EIS For the Gunnison Gorge NCA and Wilderness (2003)
Correspondence. Covers Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area, Gunnison Gorge, Gunnison Basin. Topics: Resource Management Plan, landscape health monitoring, biological water quality monitoring, restoration. Cites 1 external work.

EPA Contracting For Professional Services (1982)
Technical report (1982). Covers Washington, DC. Topics: contract procedures, professional services contracting, requirements definition, request for qualifications. Agencies: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Office of Water Programs Operations. Cites 5 external works.

EPA's Review of the Statewide Draft Oil and Gas Environmental Impact Statement and Amendment of the Powder River and Billings Resource Management Plans (2002)
Correspondence (2002-2010). Covers Powder River, Powder River Basin, Little Powder River. Topics: coal bed methane production, produced water management, Watershed Management Framework, coal bed methane. Agencies: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Bureau of Land Management. Cites 8 external works.

Early Control of Alfalfa Weevil
A study was conducted at the Fruita Colorado Research Center by Charles Higgins to investigate the effect of earlier spraying to stop alfalfa weevil damage. May lst, Furadan application to alfalfa reduced the damage of weevil larva feeding more than the May 18th application. Most local growers wait until mid-May before treating alfalfa. The early May 1 application: had a 1.25 rating of damage to leaves on a 1-5 scale where the late May 18 application had a 2.00 rating and the check--no spray--had a severe 3.38 average damage rating. Furadan, being a systemic insecticide, has a two week effect on feeding weevil larva. The larva numbers were beginning to increase again by the June 3, 1976 harvest after the May 1 application but the leaves were Still in good shape. The early application averaged 375 larva per 10 sweeps of the net, the late application--141 larva, and the check-- 1,080 larva. The late application was still keeping the larva count low but there had been damage to the terminal leaves before the June 18 spraying. There was no difference in the yield of hay in tons per acre between the early and late treatment. Interestingly there was no difference between the sprayed plots and the check--unsprayed plots--in yield. This

Ecological Integrity, New Western Myth (1993)
Gregory J. Hobbs, Jr. Colorado Water Rights. Fall 1993

Economic Impact of Fishing in Gunnison County: Plan of Action
Throughout the process of formulating an economic development plan for Gunnison County, fishing consistently emerged as a high priority for future attention. The economic impact of fishing was recently verified by the Colorado Division of Wildlife. Their economic impact model projected the direct fishing related expenditures in Gunnison County to be $19.3 million. Secondary expenditures bring this total to $34.3 million. Ona per capita basis, this accounts for $2,849 for each person residing in Gunnison County. It is interesting to note that the total expenditures for hunting and fishing in Gunnison County account for 3.9% of the total for Colorado. Only six counties have a higher percentage than Gunni- son. Most are large urban counties on the Front Range. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ISSUES When addressing a strategy that enhances the economic benefits of fishing, there are three primary objectives: Objective 1: To secure access to waters that have a high economic value. The Upper Gunnison-Uncompahgre Basin study identifies 385 miles of major streams in eleven drainages. Of these, 110 miles (29%)

Economics of Distributed Power Generation via Gasification of Biomass and Municipal Solid Waste
Technical report (2020). Covers Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma. Topics: distributed power generation, gasification, biomass, municipal solid waste. Agencies: International Energy Agency, Oklahoma State University, IRS. Cites 49 external works.

Ecosystem Disturbance and Wildlife Conservation in Western Grasslands (1996)
Technical report. Covers Western Grasslands. Topics: Ecosystem Disturbance, Wildlife Conservation. Cites 1 external work.

Effect of Keystone Mine Effluent on Colonization of Stream Benthos (1985)
Technical report (1951-1981). Covers Keystone Mine, Mt. Emmons, Coal Creek. Topics: acid mine drainage, stream benthos colonization, water quality. Agencies: American Metals Climax, Inc. (AMAX), Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, AMAX. Cites 9 external works.

Effects
Comarc Design Systems, at the request of AMAX Inc., has prepared the computer drawings of subsidence expected on Mount Emmons as a result of the mining of the Mount Emmons molybdenum deposit. The drawings show what can be expected after the deposit is depleted thirty or more years after mining begins. The computer drawings show a view of Red Lady Basin as it can be viewed from Elk Avenue in the city of Crested Butte. # # #

Efficient Water Use in the Colorado River Basin (1996)
Technical report. Covers Colorado River Basin, Colorado River, Carbondale. Topics: efficient water use, water efficiency, municipal efficiency, sustainability in water management. Agencies: Bureau of Reclamation, Grand Canyon Trust, Rocky Mountain Institute. Cites 13 external works.

Effluent Trading in Watersheds Policy Statement
r. . ~ EFF'u.iENT TRADING i:N WATERsHEDS Achieves equal or greater reduction of pollution for the same or less cost. POUCY STATEMENT . c~ an economic incentive for d~hargers to ,go beyolld mioimum pollution reducuon and also encourages pollution prevenuon and the use of inoovative technologies. In response to President Oitton's Rdn~llling Environmmlal RlgulaJion (M2rcb 1995), Cm reduce cumulative pollutant loading, improve water quality, accommodate EPA strongly piOIDOtcs tbe use of diJuem ttad.ing to achieve wiler quality objectives and growth and prevent fulure environmental degradation. standards. 'Illi$ sUtemeut communicates EPA's policy on effluent trading in watersheds, discusses !he beneOII of trading; pn:seuiS an explanation of several types of effluenl rnding, and Can address . the broader environmental goals within a trading area, e.g . , outl~ how EPA will be e!ICOUJ"38ing trading. This policy is Agency guidance only llllf does ecosystem protection, ecological restoration, improved wildlifr habitat, oot c!stablish or affect legal rights or obligations. It does not establish a biming oorm and is not eodang~ species protection, etc, finally determinative of the issues addressed. Agency decisiom in any particular cue will be made by applying the law and regulatiODS on the basis of specifiC facts when permits are issued . · Social Benefits: Policy Encourages dialogue among stakeholders and fosters concerted and holistic solutions for watersheds with multiple sources of water quality impairment. EPA will actively support and promote effluent trading within watersheds to achieve water quality objectives, iocluding water ~ty standards, to the extent aumorized by the Clean Water Act and implementing regula1ioos. EPA will work cooperatively with key stakeholders EXplanation oC Different Types of Effluent Trading to fand sensible, innovative ways to meet water quality standards quiclcer and at less overall cost

Eight Thousand Million People by the Year 2010? (2010)
Paul R. Ehrlich and John P. Holdren. Environmental Conservation/The Foundation for Environmental Conservation. 1975.

Elect Ralph "Butch" Clark Gunnison County's New Commissioner for District Number 2
a Ph. D. in environmental planning from the University of London in England. Since 1986, Judy and he have owned a ranch property with about 240 acres of irrigated fields through which the Tomichi Creek flows. He has been remodelling and adding to a house on the property and Judy hopes he will finish before the year 2000! Butch has served or is serving on many Named Citizen of the Year for 1992 by the different boards and commissions, locally, Gunnison Country Chamber of Commerce and at the state level. Generally these have involved land and water resource planning. photograph by Marija Vader A Founder, President, and Vice President of Gunnison Basin POWER Where Butch Clark stands for Gunnison County's future: ---- Our community qualities are our County's future; their protection requires knowledge, experience, and good sense. ---- concept by Bob Maurer

En Route with the Routt (1992)
Correspondence (1991-1994). Covers Routt National Forest, Colorado, Colorado Front Range. Topics: Forest Plan revision, biodiversity, roadless areas, timber management. Agencies: Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management. Cites 4 external works.

Endangered Fish Recovery Program & Instream Flows (1996)
Peter Evans. Colorado Department of Natural Resources & Water Conservation Board Staff. July 22, 1996.

Energy Conservation
News article (1984-2000). Covers Grand Junction, Mesa County, Piceance Basin. Topics: energy conservation, circulating fluidized-bed combustion, mining, power generation. Agencies: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Sierra Club. Cites 12 external works.

Energy Conservation Plan (1975)
Environmental assessment (1975-1980). Covers Colorado, Denver, Pueblo. Topics: energy conservation, carpooling, van pooling, government purchasing practices. Agencies: Governor's Energy Policy Council, Citizens' Committee on Energy Conservation, Federal Energy Administration. Cites 1 external work.

Energy Developers Express Discouragement
Energy Developers Express Discoura gement Th e United States has su ffi cient ene rgy that while industry could meet the coa l Southeastern Utah. supplies t o maintai n the existing sta ndard goals of both Pres id e n ts Ford and Carter Thu rber said he anticipates expendi- of living for fift y yea rs - allowing for it has been stymied. lie produced a 20- tures between now an d 1992 of S2.3 develop m en t of o ther en ergy sources in foot-long flow chart showi ng procedures bill io n for explorati on and drilling in the the interim. for mining co mpanies fro m init ial interest Rocky t\lountains and a capital in vest- That was th e good news. The b.Jd news to const ruction . He said Colo\Vyo spent ment fo r new mines and mills of $3.7 was it probably won't happen, because four years and S40 million to get to the billion in the same area and time p'criod. the en ergy- program is courting disaster. middle of the chart, only to have the U.S. Prognosis on tra ns p o rtation fo r energy These were some of t ilc conclusions of Department of Interio r change p rocedures developme nt was mi xed . W. J. "Bill " a three-hour symposium sp onsored b y last month. Holtman, p reside n t of the Den ver & Rio Club 20 in co njunction with Mining and In another example , Margolf said coal Grande Railroad , s::tid that after massive Pe tro leum Da ys in Grand Ju nction. companies bega n int ensive development capital outlays, the D & R G could handle Subj ect of· t he sym p osium w:~s the five, efforts

Energy Development and Conservation
Correspondence (1976). Covers Gunnison, Colorado, Colorado River. Topics: energy development, energy conservation, energy facilities siting, transmission facilities. Agencies: REA cooperatives, Colorado Land Use Commission, department of natural resources. Cites 18 external works.

Energy Facts (1979)
Technical report (1957-1990). Covers Wyoming, Kaypu, Illinois. Topics: uranium mining, surface mining, underground mining, in-situ mining. Agencies: League of Women Voters of Wyoming, Department of Economic Planning and Development, Commissioner of Public Lands. Cites 5 external works.

Energy Forum 1982 Oil Shale Perspectives (1982)
Correspondence (June 4-6, 1982). Covers Aspen, Colorado, Western Slope. Topics: oil shale development, energy development, land reclamation, oil shale. Agencies: Colorado Division of Commerce and Development, Department of Natural Resources, Friends of the Earth. Cites 1 external work.

Energy Report to Coloradans (1977)
Technical report (December 1977). Covers Colorado, Washington, D.C., Golden. Topics: water rights, energy development, coal slurry pipelines, solar energy. Agencies: Congress, Senate Energy Committee, House-Senate Energy Conference Committee. Cites 5 external works.

Energy from the West: A Progress Report of Technology Assessment of Western Energy Resource Development- Volume 1 Summary (1977)
Technical report (1975-2000). Covers Arizona, Colorado, Montana. Topics: western energy resource development, technology assessment, coal development, geothermal development. Agencies: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Office of Energy, Minerals, and Industry. Cites 30 external works.

Energy inputs and outputs in fossil fuel production systems will be examined by a team assembled by the Colorado Energy Research Institute
POST OFFICE BOX 366 * GOLDEN, COLORADO 80401 * 303/279-0300 * 303/279-2881 Energy inputs and outputs in fossil fuel production systems will be examined by a team assembled by the Colorado Energy Research Institute in order to address the question; ''How much energy does it take to produce energy," according to Thomas J. Vogenthaler, Director of the Colorado Energy Research Institute. In order that the United States does not become more and more dependent upon imported petroleum to supply its future energy needs, the efficient use of its own fossil fuel resources has become vitally important. It is these fossil fuels’ - petroleum, natural gas, oil shale, and coal - which must supply most of the nation's energy requirements for at least the next 20 years. All of these fuels occur as a part of the State of Colorado's enormous energy reserves. The Colorado Energy Research Institute (CERI), a state agency, is therefore launching its comprehensive study to determine what energy inputs are needed to convert each of these fossil fuels into usable end products. CERI was established by the State Legislature in 1974, to promote and coordinate research on the State's energy resources. According to Vogenthaler, the research is being conducted by an interdisciplinary panel of scientists and engineers from the University

Energy, Public Choices and Environment Data Needs, 1977 (1977)
Technical report (1977). Covers Washington, Fort Collins, Colorado. Topics: energy development, coal extraction and conversion, oil shale development, coal leasing. Agencies: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management. Cites 46 external works.

Engineer sounds valley aquifer alarm (1999)
News article (1975-1998). Covers San Luis Valley, Closed Basin, Great Sand Dunes. Topics: aquifer, water management, aquifer recharge. Agencies: Rio Grande Water Conservation District, Army Corps of Engineers, Southern Rocky Mountain Potato, Grain Conference. Cites 1 external work.

Engineering Geology Study of the Lost Canyon Resort Subdivision (1973)
Technical report (1973). Covers Lost Canyon Resort Subdivision, Crested Butte, Gunnison. Topics: engineering geology, geologic hazards, subdivision development.

Env. Symposium Issues (2002)
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Environment Permit Directory (1977)
Technical report (1977). Covers Colorado, Denver, University of Colorado, Boulder. Topics: environmental permit, air pollution control, water quality control, pesticide regulation. Agencies: Office of the Governor, Colorado Department of Agriculture, Colorado Department of Health. Cites 45 external works.

Environmental Agenda- Colorado 1989 (1989)
Management plan (1989). Covers Colorado, Gunnison, Denver. Topics: air quality, hazardous and radioactive materials, land management, minerals and energy. Agencies: Governor's Office, Colorado Department of Health, Colorado Department of Natural Resources. Cites 18 external works.

Environmental Analysis Report from Castle Mountain Company
Environmental assessment (1973-1977). Covers Taylor River Ranger District, Gunnison National Forest, Gunnison County. Topics: water transmission ditches, mechanized equipment maintenance, water diversion, ditch maintenance. Agencies: Castle Mountain Company, Taylor River Ranger District, Gunnison National Forest. Cites 6 external works.

Environmental Assesment of Remedial Action at the Falls City Uranium Mills Tailings Site (1987)
Environmental assessment (1987). Covers Falls City, Texas, Albuquerque. Topics: remedial action, uranium mill tailings, erosion protection, radiation levels. Agencies: U.S. Department of Energy, DOE, UMTRA Project Office. Cites 14 external works.

Environmental Assessment Mt. Emmons Iron Bog Proposed Mineral Withdrawal (2000)
Environmental assessment (fifty years). Covers Mt. Emmons Iron Bog, Gunnison, Gunnison County. Topics: mineral withdrawal, fen, wetland protection, fen habitat. Agencies: USDA Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Cites 25 external works.

Environmental Assessment Record Minerals-Raton Basin Coal Bed Methane Development
Environmental assessment (1985-2001). Covers Raton Basin, Royal Gorge Resource Area, Eastern Plains Planning Area. Topics: coalbed methane development, well drilling, oil and gas development, coal bed methane development. Agencies: BLM, Evergreen Operating Company, Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Cites 18 external works.

Environmental Assessment Taylor Loop Recreation Project (1994)
Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests Taylor River and Cebolla Ranger District. February 23, 1994.

Environmental Assessment of Ground Water Compliance at the Gunnison, CO UMTRA Project Site (2001)
Environmental assessment (1958-2001). Covers Gunnison, Colorado, Grand Junction. Topics: ground water compliance, ground water contamination, uranium mill tailings, natural flushing. Agencies: U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Cites 29 external works.

Environmental Assessment of Municipal Solid Waste by Two-Stage Plasma Gasification
Environmental assessment (2019). Covers Porto, Portugal, Vila Real. Topics: plasma gasification, municipal solid waste. Agencies: INEGI-FEUP, CITAB, University of Porto. Cites 1 external work.

Environmental Assessment of Municipal Solid Waste by Two-Stage Plasma Gasification
Printed from https://ideas.repec.org/a/gam/jeners/v12y2019i1p137-d194245.html Environmental Assessment of Municipal Solid Waste by Two-Stage Plasma Gasi cation Author & abstract Download 9 References 1 Citations Most related Related works & more Corrections Author Listed: Ana Ramos (aramos@inegi.up.pt) (INEGI-FEUP, Institute of Science and Innovation in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto, 4200-465 Porto, Portugal) Carlos Afonso Teixeira (cafonso@utad.pt) (CITAB, Centre for the Research and Technology of Agro-Environmental and Biological Sciences, University of Trás-Os-Montes and Alto Douro, 5001-801 Vila Real, Portugal) Abel Rouboa (rouboa@utad.pt) (INEGI-FEUP, Institute of Science and Innovation in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto, 4200-465 Porto, Portugal CITAB, Centre for the Research and Technology of Agro-Environmental and Biological Sciences, University of Trás-Os-Montes and Alto Douro, 5001-801 Vila Real, Portugal) Registered: Abstract

Environmental Assessment of Provisions of a Water Supply System Gunnison, Colorado (1991)
Environmental assessment (1990-1991). Covers Gunnison, Colorado, Gunnison County. Topics: Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action, water supply system, surface water diversion, water treatment. Agencies: U.S. Department of Energy, DOE, UMTRA Project Office. Cites 8 external works.

Environmental Assessment of Remedial Action at the Gunnison Uranium Mill Tailings Site. (1992)
Environmental assessment (1978-1999). Covers Gunnison, Gunnison County, Colorado. Topics: remedial action, uranium mill tailings, groundwater contamination, water supply system. Agencies: U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Cites 8 external works.

Environmental Assessment of the Division of a Water Supply System Gunnison, Colorado (1991)
Environmental assessment (1990-1991). Covers Gunnison, Colorado, Gunnison County. Topics: uranium mill tailings remediation, water supply system, public health risk, Environmental Assessment. Agencies: U.S. Department of Energy, Colorado Department of Health, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Cites 13 external works.

Environmental Decision-Making in the United States Forest Service: the Decision Maker and the Guidelines (2000)
Technical report (1891-2000). Covers Telluride, Colorado, San Juan National Forest. Topics: environmental decision-making, land-use decisions, resource management, Wilderness. Agencies: United States Forest Service, Antioch University Seattle, Congress. Cites 51 external works.

Environmental Focus Group Findings on Snodgrass (2003)
The Environmental Focus Group was asked to provide an opinion on the potential of ski area expansion onto Snodgrass Mountain. We considered the following potential environmental impacts, which were identified in environmental assessments of previous proposals: > > > > Use of East River water for snowmaking and sewage treatment e Impacts to aquatic species due to low water levels e Impacts on stream ecology e Impacts to wetlands Impacts on-site due to increased human activity e Impacts to sensitive species, i.e. tiger salamander e Impacts to habitat and migration corridors of resident fauna impacts on terrain, watershed, and geology e Increased landslide potential due to increased hydration of unstable soils (Mancos shale) from snowmaking and compaction (causes changes in snowmelt rate) e Increased erosion (impact on water quality)

Environmental Impact Statement (1991)
Correspondence (1991). Covers Gunnison, Colorado, Montrose. Topics: resource management plan, livestock grazing, range condition, wildlife habitat. Agencies: Bureau of Land Management, Montrose District, Environmental Protection Agency. Cites 14 external works.

Environmental Mediation
Technical report (1975-1981). Covers Saguache County, Colorado, Rocky Mountain West. Topics: environmental mediation, uranium mining and milling operation, uranium mining, mine reclamation. Agencies: Forest Service, National Wildlife Federation, Colorado Wildlife Federation. Cites 35 external works.

Environmental Permit Directory 1977 (1977)
Technical report (1977). Covers Colorado, Denver, University of Colorado, Boulder. Topics: environmental permits, air pollution control, water quality control, mining permits. Agencies: Office of the Governor, Colorado General Assembly, Colorado Department of Agriculture. Cites 48 external works.

Environmental Status Report: A Summary of the Technical Analysis of the Colorado Environment 2000 Project (2000)
State of Colorado. Roy Romner- Governor. 1989.

Environmental Valuation
Technical report (1991). Covers United States, Europe, University of Sussex. Topics: environmental valuation, monetary valuation, environmental externalities, electricity supply technologies. Agencies: European Commission, US Department of Energy, US state regulatory agencies. Cites 30 external works.

Environmental Valuation
Technical report. Covers Madrid, Federal Republic of Germany, Wisconsin. Topics: environmental valuation, monetary valuation, environmental externality, electricity supply technologies. Agencies: European Commission, US Department of Energy, International Atomic Energy Agency. Cites 28 external works.

Environmentalist Forced to Break Dam
News article. Covers Denver, Denver County, Colorado.

Erosion Risk Management Tool (ERMiT) User Manual (2007)
Peter R. Robichaud, William J. Elliot, Fredrick B. Pierson, David E. Hall, Corey A. Moffet, Louise E. Ashmun. 2007.

Essential Housing Effect on Riverwalk Estates Possible Scenarios
Possible Scenarios _ Riverwalk now has 43 lots, which would require 12 essential housing units Scenario 3 - multi family Scale 1 : 7200 600 0 600 1200 1800

Establishing Cost Allocation A Guide for Local Government: Plans and Indirect Cost Proposals for Grants and Contracts with the Federal Government (1973)
Technical report (1968-1972). Covers Washington, Washington, D.C., State. Topics: federal grants, budget allocation, cost allocation plan, indirect cost proposal. Agencies: U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Bureau of the Budget, Federal Government. Cites 13 external works.

Evaluation of Alternative Solid Waste Processing Technologies
Technical report (2005). Covers Los Angeles, California, Montgomery. Topics: solid waste processing, municipal solid waste, thermal processing, pyrolysis. Agencies: City of Los Angeles, Department of Public Works, Bureau of Sanitation. Cites 11 external works.

Evaluation of Gunnison County Land Use Resolution (1997)
County plan (1971-1997). Covers Gunnison County, Aspen, Denver. Topics: land use regulation, land use impact assessment, agricultural land preservation, open space preservation. Agencies: Gunnison County Planning Commission, Board of County Commissioners, Alan Richman Planning Services. Cites 9 external works.

Example of Possible Sunshine – 2 Community for Low Cost Housing (2010)
community plan. Covers Gunnison County, City of Gunnison, County Road 730. Topics: low cost housing, water supply. Agencies: U. S. Forest Service, Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District.

Exxon Mobile Plans Piceance Plant (2007)
News article. Covers Piceance Basin, northwest Colorado, Rio Blanco County. Topics: natural gas processing, natural gas production. Agencies: Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission.

FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW, ORDER AND DECREE, Concerning the application for water rights of the Mt. Emmons mining company in Gunnison County (1999)
District Court, Water Division No. 4, Colorado. September 1, 1999.

FONSI Co-057-98-117 EA (2001)
Ernie Lee Gillingham. September 4, 2001.

FOURTH DRAFT Essential Housing amendment to Gunnison County Land Use Resolution (2005)
Joanne Williams. September 11, 2005.

FS Interchange Implementation Guide Colorado (1985)
Rocky Mountain Region Forest Service and Colorado State Office BLM. June 7, 1985.

FS Interchange National Summary and Legislative Concepts (1985)
Forest Service and BLM. June 7, 1985.

Fact Sheet Proposal by Little Horn Energy Wyoming Inc. (LHEW) to Construct a 1001 Megawatt Pumped Storage Hydroelectric Facility on the Dry Fork of the Little Bighorn River In the Bighorn Nation Forest in Wyoming (1993)
Technical report. Covers Dry Fork of the Little Bighorn River, Bighorn National Forest, Wyoming. Topics: pumped storage hydroelectric facility, Environmental Impact Study, Wild and Scenic River management, water rights. Agencies: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Forest Service, Wyoming Game & Fish. Cites 2 external works.

Fact Sheet on Undeveloped Areas- Gunnison National Forest
As public-land users and individuals interested in the Management of National Forest lands, it is hoped that this information will help in- form and stimulate discussion concerning Multivle Use Management direction involving undeveloped areas. The Chief of the Forest Service has directed that all undeveloped (roadless) areas of 5,000 acres and larger be evaluated on their resource potential. Areas of less than 5,29) acres will be considered if they are contiguous to an established Wilderness or Primitive Area. For this review, a road is defined as one that has been constructed, disre- garding existing "four-wheel-drive routes" and “parallel wheel tracks" that could be effectively closed and would thereafter become obscure. Consequently, some areas shown on the enclosed maps will contain numerous "four-wheel-drive routes". The enclosed maps block out areas within the Gunnison National Forest which meet the Chief's definition of an undeveloped (roadless) area. The numbers designating each area can be used for reference and are an overall numbering system for the whole Forest. A tabulation showing the name of each area and approximate acreage is also enclosed. The Forest Service is making a review of these presently undeveloped areas to update long-range multiple use management plans of these areas. One important aspect is to consider the suitability and availability of the un-

Fact Sheet – North Fork Planning Unit Public Review, March 1974 (1974)
Total federal coal LEASE cece ecccscccccenccccccccceccccccs ol 5g Hh acres Federal coal lease - Private GULTACE soc eececccccecccccecees 3,999 acres 16 active leases - 3-7 producing Atlantic-Richfield has 3 leases totaling 7,/160 acres. They are producing from.1 of these - 1,361 acres. U. S. Steel has 6 leases totaling 5,959 acres. They are producing from portions of 3 - or 2,000-4,000 acres. “estern Slone Carbon has 3 leases totaling 1,248 acres, and are producins from all 3. Annual total production is = 1,000,000 tons. At this production rate there is enough coal to lust over 2500 years. Royalties to the U. 3. from all leases fron the time of issuance to the present is $1,320,208. There are 3 coal lease applications within the sunerior reserves totalins 14,135 acres, as follows: Empire C-13135 7,902 acres Atlantic-Richfield Co. C-3021 5,005 acres Western Slope C-17596 345 acres In Area A (superior reserves) there are approximately 1.9 billion tons of recoverable reserves. The only 4 active mires are producing from this

Factors to Consider in Developing Management Strategies and Remedial Treatments to Enhance Wildlife Habitats
Factors to Consider in Developing Management Strategies and Remedial Treatments to Enhance Wildlife Habitats Define Areas of Concern Define the target areas including surrounding sites that could be impacted. As possible, map the soil types, topographic features, and precipitation zones that occur throughout the proposed sites. Identify the principal plant communities and combinations of plant associations within the proposed areas. Map or delineate the principal plant communities including adjacent communities that interface with the target sites. Identify the principal species particularly species of sagebrush that exist. Define the Ecological Status of the Major Plant Communities Determine the ecological status of all plant associations that occur within the proposed areas. Define the seral status of the major plant communities, and define the successional changes that are occurring. Define the age structure, seed production, natural recruitment, and stability of existing plant associations. Identify the changes in species composition, density, distribution patterns, and health of the primary species.

Family Farm Alliance Memorandum (1997)
Correspondence (1997). Covers Colorado, Gunnison, Glenwood Springs. Topics: water conservation, federal water projects, irrigated agriculture, economic benefits review. Agencies: Colorado River Water Conservation District, Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District, Southeastern Colorado Water Conservancy District. Cites 3 external works.

Farm communities reviewing alternatives to outright water sales
News article (late 1970s and early 1980s). Covers Rocky Ford, Arkansas Valley, Bent County. Topics: water rights purchase, interruptible supply, water sales. Agencies: Public Service Company of Colorado, Colorado Interstate Gas, Bent County Development Foundation.

Farm looks to fuel cells to help with the chores (2000)
News article. Covers East Canaan, Connecticut. Topics: fuel cell technology, anaerobic plug flow digester, methane extraction, energy conservation. Agencies: U.S. Department of Energy, Efficiency and Renewable Energy.

Farmers approve farmland protection measures
T b n 0 Sl Farmers:~ aPJ?!o:ye.fa~~l~nd ··~r '· i· ~ protectionl-trteasii.f.~ · ,·..-~.~·.~. ~~-~.>~>~~:'. ;~ At its annual conven- gram, which will provide $35 profit entity. The easement ex- c : tion in November, the Colo- '.million to help fwmers nation- pressly provides that the use of c rado Association of State Soil wide,pri:serve their land in ng- the land under easement will : n Conservation Districts unani- rii:ulture by providing ass is- continue to be devoted to f:IJ'ln· 0 mously approved a resolution tance thnt will allow states and ing or ranching. In return, the. c that encourages the stnte Soil other units of government with owner receives money and/or c Conservation Board (SCB) and existing farmland programs to tax benefits. individual soil conservation purchase conservation ease- . "Propeny owners also , districts to hold easements de- ments. The United States has appreciate the fact that conscr- c signed to protect farmland. already awarded approximately valion casements are co rn- , The resolution spccifi - $14 million in Farmland Protec· plctely voluntary based on ne- cally directs the state board and tion Program grants, and Colo· gotiations between 11 willing

Farmington BLM Plans 12,500 New Gas Wells
Correspondence (2002). Covers San Juan Basin, Farmington, New Mexico. Topics: gas wells, air pollution, wildlife habitat, Environmental Impact Statement. Agencies: Bureau of Land Management, BLM, BLM Farmington Field Office. Cites 1 external work.

Faulty Fish Testimony Delays Colorado Water Solution (1991)
News article. Covers Colorado, Gunnison, Union Park. Topics: water rights, water storage, drought protection, flood control. Agencies: Colorado Division of Wildlife, Colorado Water Conservation Board, Colorado Supreme Court. Cites 1 external work.

Feasibility and Economic Analysis for Plasma Arc Gasification in Honolulu for Converting Waste to Energy and Reducing Landfill Footprint
Technical report (2005-2040). Covers Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. Topics: Plasma Arc Gasification, waste-to-energy, Municipal Solid Waste, landfill footprint reduction. Agencies: City and County of Honolulu, Department of Environmental Services, Hawaiian Electric Company. Cites 31 external works.

Federal Actions: Comment Period Reopened on Draft Biological Support Document on Colorado River Endangered Fishes (1993)
News article (October 1993). Covers Colorado River, Imperial Valley, Texas. Topics: critical habitat designation, endangered species recovery. Agencies: Fish and Wildlife Service, Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Cites 2 external works.

Federal Register Range Management and Technical Services Grazing Administration and Trespass Regulations (1978)
Legislation (1978). Covers Washington, D.C., public lands, Alaska. Topics: grazing administration, range management, trespass regulations, livestock grazing. Agencies: Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior, Solicitor's Office. Cites 18 external works.

Federal Reserved Water Rights for Wilderness Areas – Any Room for Resolution? (1986)
Statement of Bob Child – Pitkin Commissioner Colorado Water Workshop Gunnison, Colorado. July 31st 1986.

Field Excursion to Colorado and Utah, Western United States (1997)
Technical report (April 1997). Covers Colorado, Utah, Western United States. Topics: stratigraphic architecture, hydrocarbon systems, facies distribution, paleogeomorphology. Agencies: Mining University Leoben, Amoco Production Company, Department of Energy. Cites 42 external works.

Fighting over the Arkansas: Kansas and Colorado have long history of battling over the river
News article (1890s-1996). Covers Arkansas River, Kansas, Colorado. Topics: water rights, well pumping, river depletion, water diversions. Agencies: Supreme Court, U.S. Supreme Court, Colorado Attorney General. Cites 1 external work.

Final Environmental Assessment: Providing Fish Passage at the Grand Valley Irrigation Company Diversion Dam on the Colorado River (1997)
Environmental assessment (1997). Covers Colorado River, Palisade, Grand Junction. Topics: fish passage, endangered species recovery, habitat restoration, endangered fish recovery. Agencies: Bureau of Reclamation, Fish and Wildlife Service, Grand Valley Irrigation Company. Cites 33 external works.

Final Environmental Statement- Homestake Mining Company Project (1979)
Environmental assessment (1979). Covers Saguache County, Colorado, Grand Mesa National Forest. Topics: mining and milling activities, reclamation, mitigation of impacts, monitoring actions. Agencies: United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Environmental Protection Agency. Cites 2 external works.

Final Report- Climate and Air Quality Baseline Analysis and Impact Evaluation for the Buttes Titanium Mining Property, Gunnison county, Colorado
Technical report (ending 2/1970 to 12/1972). Covers Gunnison County, Powderhorn Project, Gunnison. Topics: Climate and Air Quality Baseline Analysis, Total Suspended Particulates, Titanium Mining, air quality baseline analysis. Agencies: Buttes Gas and Oil Company, State Department of Health, Buttes Mining Company. Cites 1 external work.

Final Report: The Feasibility of Ethanol Production From the Cattail Typha Latifolia (1984)
David Hull, Steven Wilbur, Karl Klingenspor, and Robert Gearheart. California Department of Food and Agriculture. June 1984.

Financial Forecast Statement of Assumptions (1974)
Technical report (1972-1981). Covers Crested Butte, Colorado, Gunnison County. Topics: financial forecast, wholesale power cost, transmission and substation facilities, debt service. Agencies: Gunnison County Electric Association, Inc., Rural Electrification Administration, REA. Cites 10 external works.

Finding of No Significant Impact Fish Passage at the Grand Valley Irrigation Company Diversion Dam on the Colorado River (1997)
Environmental assessment (1997). Covers Colorado River, Palisade, Colorado. Topics: fish passage, endangered species recovery. Agencies: United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Fish and Wildlife Service. Cites 6 external works.

Finding of No Significant Impact Gunnison County (2001)
J. David Holm. Water Quality Control Division Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment. July 5, 2001.

Finding of No Significant Impact Proposed Provision of a Water Supply System Gunnison Uranium Mill Tailings Site. Gunnison, Colorado. (1992)
US Department of Energy. 1992. Originally signed by: Paul L. Ziemer Ph.D

First Interim Report Concerning a Proposed Passenger Railroad from Gunnison to Crested Butte, Colorado Prepared for the Gunnison Railroad Group (1992)
Joseph E. Minnich. Centennial Rail LTD. August 6, 1992.

Fiscal Impacts of Land Development: A Critique of Methods and Review of Issues (1975)
Thomas Muller. 1975.

Fish Passage Restoration Stream Habitat Restoration Guidelines: Final Draft (2004)
This technique focuses on restoring safe upstream and downstream fish passage to streams and stream reaches that have become isolated by culverts, dams, and other artificial obstructions. It also addresses ways to prevent or minimize harm to fish at stream diversions and water intakes. For migratory species of fish and aquatic wildlife, successful completion of their life cycle hinges on having access to and safe effective passage between reproduction, feeding, and refuge habitats. For fish, such habitats may lie longitudinally (upstream/downstream) within the stream system, estuary, and ocean or laterally within floodplain habitats such as side channels, ponds, wetlands, and periodically flooded grasslands and forests. Man-made in-stream structures (e.g., culverts, dams, levees, or tide gates) can become physical barriers that impede fish passage and reduce connectivity through habitat fragmentation. Passage may also be impeded by stream diversions, water intakes, or other structures that injure fish or cause stranding. Even un-maintained fishways can impede or prevent fish access to critical habitat. Where fish passage is obstructed longitudinally within the stream, the downstream transport of habitat elements (sediment, water, wood and other material) is often obstructed as well, along with the upstream and downstream passage of many species of amphibians, reptiles, and mammals that use stream corridors for migration and as daily movement corridors. This technique focuses on restoring fish passage longitudinally within the stream. For a list of techniques to consider when restoring fish passage to floodplains, refer to Chapter 4.3.2 Restoring Habitat Connectivity.

Flow Release Patterns at Glen Canyon Dam
David Harpman, S.C. Palmer.

Floyd K. Haskell: Special Report
Floyd K. Haskell

Folder: Power Subordination (1999)
Klingsmith Documents 1999-2000

For Reviewing Subdivision Plans in Colorado (1973)
US Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service. 1973.

Forest Plan Amendment Number 11 (1987)
Jack Weissling. USDA. August 20, 1987.

Forest Plan Amendment Number 12 (1987)
Jack Weissling. USDA. October 5, 1987.

Forest Plan Amendments 2 through 11 (1987)
Charles A. Knight. USDA. September 1987.

Forest Plan for 15 Plus Years (2017)
Matt Reed. July 25, 2017.

Forest Service News: Public Involvement Sought on Long Term Forest Service Program Direction for the Rockies (1977)
Lee Carr. USDA Forest Service. July 11, 1977.

Forty Years in the Environmental Movement: Where do We Stand (2005)
Bruce C. Driver. Public Policy Forum of Crested Butte Forum. August 31, 2005.

Forum (1979)
romcoe, Center for Environmental Problem Solving; Diane Marquardt (editor). Winter 1979.

Fossil Ridge RMA Road Inventory
FULL SIZE - Open to cars, ATV’s, motorcycle, mountain bike, foot and horse, snowmobile ATV - Open to ATV, motorcycle, mountain bike, foot and horse MOTORCYCLE - Open to motorcycle, mountain bike, foot and horse MOUNTAIN BIKE - Open to mountain bike, foot and horse j FOOT AND HORSE - Open to foot and horse LENGTH OF PROPOSED | TYPE OF TRAVEL PROPOSED ROAD | ROAD EXISTING | DESIGNATED | IN TYPE OF. RATIONALE/ NO. NAME IN 1991 ROUTE | 1991 TRAVEL COMMENT 586 One Mile 3.0 3.0 | full size full size Main 4-wheel drive road 586.1A | Five Mile 3.8 3.8 | full size full size Main 4-wheel drive road 586.A1 | Five Mile Spur 1 4 .4 | full size full size To camp spot and dead ends, 4-wheel drive road 586.A2 | Five Mile Spur 2 1.8 1.8 | full size full size 4-wheel drive road 586.A3 | Five Mile Spur 3 3 3 | full size full size To camp spot and dead ends, 4-wheel drive road 586.A4 | Fire View 2 .2 | full size close Road does not go to any destination 586.1D | Taylor View 8 8 | full size full size Main 4-wheel drive road 586.1E | Cougar Canyon 3 .3 | full size full size Turns to trail, used heavily by Harmel’s, goes to camp spot

Fossil Ridge Wilderness Fossil Ridge Recreation Management Area
Bingtt! = _ Fossil Ridge Wilderness Gunnison National Forest | Fossil Ridge Recreation Management \/@ — S is L EY Sy Vas egbe lak ry ° ve Ss -_ WPARALCELIRY Se [ R,. R. gw. + 7 5 af Henry rug x" 765.84 ba pe naka. Sag AREA 7 : eee vars ea a a Soe Nae lear i6 r ‘4 a9 ela (e) tat u 4 ° P sou " . he” & e24 Bon Gul ? ‘ to VAX \co0 CAEN

Fossil Ridge: Gunnison's Backyard Wilderness
Colorado Wilderness Network. ?

Fountain: The little creek that roars
Dennis Darrow. The Pueblo Chieftain.

Four Wheel Drive
USDA/FS.

From Cottonwood Pass to heliskiing, HCCA focuses on recreation management (1993)
Laura Anderson. High Country Citizen’s Alliance. October, 1993.

From Mesas and Mountains to Rocks and Rivers: A Quick Overview of the Geologic History of the Gunnison Basin
Mike Horn and Dr. Robert Fillmore. ?

Ft. Lyon Canal Company Water Transfer Alternatives Study Phase 1 Report (1993)
Gronning Engineering Company. June 2, 1993.

Gas Reservoirs Deliver Winter Swing Power. Gas Just Say When.
the winter as Europe's giant Groningan gas field continues its natural decline. e Hannover GERMANY e Dusseldorf Depth from surface to storage formation: about two miles Treatment/compressor facilities. | Wellheads are | where the gas is | injected through 4 the seven wellbores. Cap rock is nonporous, usually shale. It seals in ae | the gas. The gas Wellbores through cannot escape _ | which gas is

Gathering Dust: The Bureau of Reclamation’s Failure to Enforce Statutory Water Conservation Requirements (1991)
Edward R. Osann, Tom Howard and John Cain. Water Resources Program and National Wildlife Federation. February, 1991.

Gathering Dust: The Bureau of Reclamation’s Failure to Enforce Statutory Water Conservation Requirements

General Critique of RARE II DES (1978)
Darold Westerberg. US Forest Service. July 14, 1978.

General Notes from Work Session with Somerset Mining Company and Bear Coal Company
Jim Stover, Laura Anderson, and Walter Wright. Somerset Mining Company and Bear Coal Company.

Gibson Ridge Proposal (1989)
Gary Sprung. High Country Citizen’s Alliance. January 5, 1989.

Give clear answers to questions about the Green Power Purchase Program (2008)
Alber Vogel, Kathryn Vogel and Michael Wells. Owners/Consumers in Crested Butte and Gunnison County Electric Associations, Inc.. January 2008.

Goals and Objectives for Colorado’s Long-range Growth and Development (1975)
Richard D. Lamm. Governor. 1975.

God and EPA (1974)
Hon. Andrew J. Hinshaw. Congressional Record. October 10, 1974.

Golf and the Environment: What Partners!
attractive wey to reclaim bendlills Ga) at appropriate times halps bell courses are as 2 y -E reduco nutrient! lows to receiving wes . jollers have mary apport A thatr lenpeact on au anities to lirnat tt (3): Lf h ? o Qs) Ss end reusing irrigation water helps maintass oT i Mauna Instron flows for fich and ihe nizma ls tural resources while exgoying a round al ga me other aquatic af nate : T J irrigation weter reuse and native plants help 6) Sharing Gur envirenmental interests and con: A \ “ -- hor ote. otbar golfers is yood ul reduce operating a yee conserve water ar * Mewardshsy a ™ rare) ros ile Uwnkeyem ! Ce designed around narare) toate prev 1 cure 4 rs with alerials

Grand Junction District Newsletter (1977)
BLM. September 1977.

Grand Mesa Area Lease Parcels (2002)
EarthJustice. May 9, 2002.

Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests Bureau of Land Management Feedback Form (2000)
Robert Storch, Barry Tollefson, and Alan Belt. USDOI Bureau of Land Management and USDA Forest Service. 2000.

Grand Valley Water Management
Bureau of Reclamation. Larry MacDonnell, Jack Garner, Linda White, Robert Norman

Grantees Financial Management System (1977)
Office of Management and Budget. 1977.

Grasses and Legumes for Soil Conservation In The Pacific Northwest and Great Basin States (1995)
Joey Maschinski, David Hammond, Louella Holter. 1995.

Gravel Pit Letter and Public Hearing Notice (1991)
Betty Archuletta. Gunnison County. May 13, 1991.

Grazing in the National Forests — Ten Years After the Wilderness Act (1976)
Evelyn F. Treiman. University of California, Santa Cruz. May 26, 1976.

Greeley Green Energy
Integrated Waste Recycling Facility Weld County, Colorado Total Oilfield Waste Recycling "It All Goes Away" (303) 325-3533 About Us Oilfield Waste Recycling - "It All Goes Away" Greeley Green Energy (GGE) is a waste recycling facility being developed by technologists with expertise in constructing and operating waste recycling facilities serving the oil and gas industry. GGE's founders include Leveraged Green Energy (LGE), NOVO, LLC (NOVO), Winthrop Development, Kingswood Partners, and A1 Organics. NOVO’s founders have patented and own a series of technologies that have achieved substantial commercial success in the treatment of liquid and solid wastes generated by oil and gas drilling and production. LGE is a venture capital fund that owns controlling stakes in plasma treatment technologies – gasification of organic waste and direct plasma treatment of inorganic waste, which respectively are extremely efficient and non-polluting technologies to transform organic waste into energy (syngas) and inorganic waste into a vitrified, neutralized aggregate (Plasmarok™). The Principals of Winthrop and Kingswood are big-project infrastructure developers with expertise in industrial development and oilfield services. A1 Organics is a leading producer of Organic Compost and other soil amendments, with deep experience in

Green building products directory: A listing of Canadian Manufacturers

Growing Colorado Plants From Seed: State of the Art Volume III (1982)
Edward F. Redente, Phillip R. Ogle, Norman E. Hargis. 1982.

Growth Management for Small Communities, Case Study, Sheridan, Wyoming (1977)
Briscoe Maphis Murray + Lamont Inc. Boulder, Colorado. June 1977.

Growth Problems and Promises: Report of a Seminar held in Gunnison, Colorado (1979)
unknown. January 24, 1979

Guidance for Implementing the UMTRA Project Long Term Surveillance Program (1996)
U.S. Department of Energy. 1996.

Guide for Reviewing Subdivision Plans for Colorado (1973)
U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service. M.D. Burdick State Conservationist. April 1973.

Guide to the Willows of Shoshone National Forest (2001)
Walter Fertig, Stuart Markow, U.S Forest Service, Oct-2001

Guidelines for Controlling Beavers and Preventing Roadway Damage (1998)
_ }Guidelines for Controlling Beavers and Preventing Roadway Damage Page | of 5 April 1, 1998 Road Management & TranSafty ne 1-800-777-233 i P (U.S. and Canada) Engineering Journal os alee Copyright © 1998 by TranSafety, Inc. Fax: (360) 683- : 6719 info@usroads.com Journals About Us} Links il Email Guidelines for Controlling Beavers and Preventing Roadway Damage The beaver (Castor canadensis) is North America's largest rodent and lives almost everywhere in the United States. Beavers have made a comeback after being trapped nearly to extinction at the turn of the century. Beaver management policy attempts to balance two points of view: those who enjoy beavers and those who consider them destructive pests. The material summarized here comes from three sources: "Beaver Damage Control," Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Wildlife Management (PUBL WM-007-96-REV); "Beaver Buster Confuses Critters," Peninsula Daily News, Monday, September 1, 1997; and

Gunnison Area Housing Needs Assessment (1992)
CRESTED BUTTE/GUNNISON COUNTY HOUSING RESEARCH 1992 The Current Housing Situation Fully understanding the housing situation throughout the study area is a complex task. To describe to situation, comments provided through interviews of property management company personnel and persons involved in real estate lending and information from the 1990 census was used to supplement survey responses. - The table below lists some key information obtained from the 1990 census. This information is useful for a perspective on the total housing supply. TABLE 3 DWELLING UNIT INFORMATION Crested Mt. Crested oun Butte Gunnison Butte County of Gunnison Total Housing Units 7,294 650 1,853 813 Household Size 2.38 2.26 2.25 2.05 % Renter Occupied 48.7 57.7 59.0 77.5 % Owner Occupied 51.3 42.3 41.0 22.5 Median Value $79,000 $123,800 $64,600 $193,800 Median Rent $297 $422 $258 $433 Source: 1990 U.S. Census

Gunnison Basin Hay and Cattle Producers
Gunnison County Cooperative Extension Gunnison Basin Weed Commission.

Gunnison Basin Power
A 9 page article about the distribution of water flow in Gunnison.

Gunnison Basin Wetlands Focus Group Strategic Plan
The Gunnsion Basin Focus area encompasses the upper Gunnsion watershed. The Basin lies entirely on the west side of the Continental Divide. Geographically the area includes most of Gunnsion County, the northern third of Hinsdale County, and the north western third of Saguache County. The total land area amounts to over 2 million acres, of which nearly half a million acres are in private ownership. The remaining land is administered by National Park Service, National Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management, and includes Gunnison National Forest, Curricanti National Recreation Area, Gunnison Resource Management Area and the West Elk, Fossil Ridge, Powderhorn, Snowmass, Collegiate Peaks, Raggeds and the La Garita Wilderness Areas. The Basin's watershed includes Cement, Ohio, Cochatopa and Tomichi Creeks; the East, Taylor and Gunnison Rivers, and Taylor and Blue Mesa Reservoirs. The Gunnsion basin is a series of high mountain valleys, which are characterized by harsh winters and short growing seasons. The geology of the Basin has been influenced by vulcanism, glaciation and erosion. As a result, a diverse array of habitats, ranging from alpine tundras to arid big sage brush dominated basins occur throughout the focus area. The natural wetlands associated with these habitats are equally diverse, and include alpine peatlands, riparian wetlands, ephemeral wet meadows and

Gunnison Co, Uranium Tailings Remedial Action Project – 1994 (1994)
Gunnison County Commission. 1994.

Gunnison Conservation Committee Discussion of Water Development (1951) (1951)
Gunnison Watershed Conservation Committee Gunnison, CO 1951