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Green Business Roundtable

The Green Business Roundtable (GBR) is one of the most innovative and successful lunchtime networking events in Durango. Routinely attended by over 80 business leaders, elected officials, and influential community members, GBR inspires innovative discussions on timely issues affecting our region. GBR is non-partisan.

upcoming speakers 

2024-25 speakers

September 11th: John Rader, Public Lands Program Manager for SJCA

October 9th: Wade Griffith, Executive Director for the Shanta Foundation

November 13th: Colleen Wilcox, 4CORE

December 11th: Sarah Tober, Dark Sky Durango

January 8th: Jerry Zink, Sunnyside Farms

February 12th: Bill LeMaire, Durango Botanic Gardens

March 12th: TBD

April 9th: TBD

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Recent San Juan Citizens Alliance News

The End of an Era: What’s Next for the Energy Transition in Northern New Mexico

| Coal, Energy Transition, Press Release | No Comments
On August 24, 2024 the 400-foot stacks at the coal-fired San Juan Generating Station in Waterflow, New Mexico were demolished, bringing permanent closure to a facility notorious for being part of the largest single point source of pollution in the…

Third legal intervention filed to defend federal public lands conservation rule from lawsuits

| Lands Protection, Press Release | No Comments
SALT LAKE CITY — Community, Tribal and environmental groups today filed a motion to intervene in a third federal lawsuit challenging the Bureau of Land Management’s new public lands rule, which creates a framework for the agency to manage 245…

Legal intervention launched to defend federal public lands conservation rule from ND, MT, ID lawsuit

| Lands Protection, Press Release | No Comments
BISMARCK, N.D. — Community, Tribal and environmental groups today filed a motion to intervene in a federal lawsuit from the states of North Dakota, Montana, and Idaho challenging the Bureau of Land Management’s new public lands rule, which creates a…

Reaction to Demolition of Smokestacks at San Juan Generating Station 

| Coal, Energy Transition, Press Release | No Comments
Advocates have been working for years to facilitate a transition to clean energy, ending coal’s polluting legacy and the region’s economic over-dependence on fossil fuels Overflight and drone footage of the site and demolition are available for media (see below)…

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