An Open Dialogue: Responding to CEMEX's Recent Letter
Good Neighbors of Lyons responds to CEMEX's recent community letter, highlighting key environmental concerns and advocating for stricter regulations at the Lyons plant. Discover our take on the need for greater transparency and community involvement in ensuring the health and sustainability of our local environment. Join the conversation and learn more about our efforts to protect Lyons.
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Your Voice Matters: Why CEMEX's Title V Permit Renewal Needs Public Scrutiny
Don’t miss your chance to influence local environmental policy! CEMEX’s Title V Operating Permit is up for renewal, and public comments can shape its future. Discover why this matters, the concerns we share, and the changes we advocate for - then raise your voice before November 11th!
Boulder County's Moratorium: What it Means
In a significant move that could reshape local development, the Boulder County Commissioners have announced a six-month moratorium on higher-intensity development applications within a three-mile radius of the Town of Lyons. The decision has sparked a range of reactions, from cautious optimism to curiosity about the timing and its implications for major local industries, notably CEMEX. In our latest blog post, we delve into the details of this development freeze, examine its potential impact on CEMEX's operational status, and discuss what this means for Boulder County's environmental and community planning.