Federal judge considers next step in lawsuit over Rocky Flats Refuge trail

By Wayne Barber

It is up to a federal district judge in Washington, D.C., to decide what comes next in an advocacy group’s lawsuit to force an additional environmental review for a hiking trail near what used to be the Department of Energy’s Rocky Flats plant in Colorado. U.S.…

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