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Tag: Vail Resorts
Times stokes cloud of controversy over Breck pot vote
Breckenridge, the quaint Victorian mountain town at the base of the state’s most popular ski area, suddenly is known around the nation as the...
Vilsack appreciates ‘unique situation’ driving Colorado on roadless rule wildfire mitigation
DENVER — U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on Monday gave the strongest indication to date that the draft of Colorado's roadless rule, which allows road-building exemptions for wildfire mitigation in wilderness areas, will at least be closely considered as the Obama administration moves toward a comprehensive national rule.
Vilsack on hand as Vail, Forest Service team up to clean...
The state’s largest ski-resort operator will pony up three-quarters of a million bucks over the next three years to help restore forests damaged in...
Everything but the trail maps: Vail Resorts to go paperless
Vail Resorts on Monday announced a green initiative to dramatically reduce its $1-million-a-year annual paper budget, but for now will keep printing trail maps...
Clean-energy advocates challenge status quo electric co-op election
Despite significant strides in the renewable energy arena, Holy Cross Energy on Colorado’s Western Slope is not immune to the wave of environmental activism sweeping rural electric co-ops across the state.
Vail Resorts, 25th in the nation, tops list of state’s renewable-energy...
Colorado-based ski industry leader Vail Resorts is the state’s top purchaser of renewable-energy credits (RECs), according to a recent report released by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the company ranks 25th in the nation.
Tree IVs Inject Controversy Into Battle Over Beetle Kill
A tree injection technique being touted by a Massachusetts firm as a potential silver bullet in the battle against the mountain pine bark beetle...