Sophie Stuber

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Contributing Writer and Columnist at Telluride Daily Planet

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Spatial planning is helping shape wildfire preparedness

4 days ago | telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber

With a drier than normal winter, wildfire season this summer could hit hard. The dry conditions will increase the risk of wildfires in the coming months. San Miguel County has invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in wildfire mitigation efforts, and the county is working with the U.S. Forest Service and other fire managers to do what they can to keep fires under control.
Spring runoff is starting early in the San Juans

1 week ago | telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber

With spring runoff season arriving in full force, Colorado’s snowpack may leave much to be desired, and local basins fared particularly poorly this season.
San Miguel County continues to advocate for public lands

1 week ago | telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber

Even with the Trump administration’s recent effort to dismantle environmental protections — including rolling back clean energy projects, expanding oil and gas drilling on public lands, and cuts to federal workforce — San Miguel County is continuing to advocate for public lands. The San Miguel Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) took two actions during their recent meeting on Wednesday, April 30, to express support for the sustainable uses of these lands.
Commissioners discuss challenge to Colorado tax amendment

2 weeks ago | telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber

The San Miguel Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) discussed whether to sign a letter of support for the Colorado House Joint Resolution’s constitutional challenge to the state’s Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR) during a special meeting on Monday, April 28. The TABOR Amendment, passed by voters in 1992, restricts the amount that governments in Colorado can hold and spend, including for the state, counties, cities, schools and special districts.
San Miguel County drafts resolution supporting public lands stewardship

2 weeks ago | telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber

The San Miguel Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) is working on a draft resolution supporting public lands stewardship and recognizing the multi-use nature of these lands. The resolution would also encourage maintaining the funding levels to manage public lands and oppose efforts to sell, transfer or dispose of these lands.
REGIONAL: Conservation at risk with proposal to rescind Public Lands Rule

3 weeks ago | montrosepress.com | Sophie Stuber

The White House Office of Management and Budget announced the Trump administration’s plan to roll back the Public Lands Rule, a Biden-era protection that gave conservation the same priority as energy development, livestock grazing and recreation on BLM land. The act encompassed 8.3 million acres in Colorado, including nearly 300,000 acres in San Miguel County.
Conservation at risk with proposal to rescind Public Lands Rule

3 weeks ago | telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber

The White House Office of Management and Budget announced the Trump administration’s plan to roll back the Public Lands Rule, a Biden-era protection that gave conservation the same priority as energy development, livestock grazing and recreation on BLM land. The act encompassed 8.3 million acres in Colorado, including nearly 300,000 acres in San Miguel County.
Gunnison sage-grouse among species at risk under Trump proposal

3 weeks ago | telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber

The Trump administration introduced a rule on Wednesday that would redefine “harm” under the Endangered Species Act. The proposed rule would roll back habitat protections, only outlawing directly killing or collecting species. The change could open up critical habitat for logging, mining, oil and gas drilling, and further development. Locally, the Gunnison sage-grouse’s habitat could be at risk, primarily if grazing is allowed on critical lands for the small remaining bird populations.
Hitting the Trails on the Wilder Side of a Party Island

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Sophie Stuber

Find out who is missing through injury, who's in a race against time to prove their fitness and who has been ruled out through suspension for the …
Promises made in Paris Olympics run-up broken, say undocumented workers

3 weeks ago | aljazeera.com | Sophie Stuber |Phineas Rueckert

Paris, France - When Moussa*, an undocumented construction worker, joined a wildcat strike at the building site of Paris's Adidas Arena in the early hours of October 17, 2023, he was hoping the protest might lead to him getting the papers he needed to travel home to Mali. Recommended Stories Since arriving in France in 2019, having first boarded a boat from Algeria to Spain, Moussa, 25, has not taken a single vacation.

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