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U.S. Army Corps Could Move Mount Carbon Outhouse, But Chooses Not To [Sep 21, 2002]   Congressman Tom Tancredo joins Senators Ben Nighthorse Campbell and Wayne Allard in issuing Congresional Inquiries regarding the location of the golf course toilet structure on the summit of Mount Carbon [Aug 1, 2002]   savemountcarbon.com: Steve Holben's request to receive a copy of the EPA "Record of Decision" for the golf course outhouse on top of Mount Carbon goes unmet and the fact that the toilets were not installed within the confines of the golf course property [Jul 17, 2002]   savemountcarbon.com: structural integrity of golf course toilets atop Mount Carbon in suburban Denver is questioned [Jul 13, 2002]   Senator Wayne Allard's Office joins Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell's organization in issuing Congressional Inquiries to the US Army Corps of Engineers regarding the location of the golf course toilet structure on the summit of Mount Carbon [Jul 3, 2002]   savemountcarbon.com: recap of the first 45 days to preserve the stunning, 360-degree view from suburban Denver's historic Mount Carbon, which is now marred by a city-installed toilet structure [Jun 27, 2002]   Is there a zoning ordinance to protect the federally owned Mount Carbon Vista in Lakewood, Colorado? savemountcarbon.com requests help from federal entities [Jun 20, 2002]   City of Lakewood remains firm in its commitment to toilets located at the top of Mount Carbon, rather than at a different less obtrusive site on the new golf course property [Jun 14, 2002]   savemountcarbon.com: Steve and Maggie Holben request policy from City regarding structures on prominent vistas and again ask for relocation of the Mount Carbon golf course toilet facilities [Jun 10, 2002]   Sierra Club-Rachel Carson Group supports preservation of the 360-degree view from the crest of Lakewood's Mount Carbon [Jun 9, 2002]   Lakewood, Colorado, resident questions construction of golf course toilet structures on the crest of suburban Denver's Mount Carbon, interrupting 360-degree view [Jun 7, 2002]   savemountcarbon.com Initiative Names New Spokesperson [Jun 7, 2002]   Holben Building Corporation President Spearheads Mt. Carbon Controversy in Colorado [May 28, 2002]