Joey BunchPresident Donald Trump's policies on climate change and immigration are hurting Colorado's signature ski industry, a skiing executive says.
Dan NjegomirThis Denver communications strategist and veteran political insider often advocates for Colorado’s great outdoors -- and also finds time to savor it.
Hal BidlackYou’ve likely heard the term, “moving at a glacial pace.” Usually the term is used to express things that go very slowly, but steadily, like, well, glaciers. This analogy includes things like rule changes being made to major league baseball and your bank getting an error in your account fixed. But do you know what else moves at a glacial pace?
Colorado PoliticsWhile we agree with Cory Gardner in recommending a cautious policy when dealing with Russia, we believe the Senator is using the current distrust between Russia and the US as cover to advance his real overriding agenda, promoting the fracked gas industry. After all, according to Ballotpedia.com, since 2009 Sen. Gardner has received at least $750K from the oil and gas industry in direct campaign contributions alone. As such, Gardner’s industry-serving “solutions" demand a more critical look.
Organizers say they have an "unprecedented coalition" of labor, environment, youth, faith and community groups behind the cause.
Associated PressAs temperatures rise in the U.S. West, so do the flames. The years with the most acres burned by wildfires have some of the hottest temperatures, an Associated Press analysis found.
Dan Elliott, Associated PressClimate change will likely make large hailstorms worse, but population growth is more of a certainty, said a climate modeling scientist at the the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder.
The Washington PostIn the state known as the “mother of rivers,” the third-warmest and driest period in more than a century is wreaking havoc on waterways that provide the economic lifeline for rural communities and high-alpine habitat for Colorado’s signature fish
Ernest LuningEMILY’s List, a national group that backs pro-abortion-rights Democratic women candidates, has endorsed 14 Colorado legislative candidates.
A recent Colorado Politics article told of Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s climate action plan. The mayor reported, as part of his State of the City address, that his plan would move Colorado’s largest city to 100 percent renewable electricity by 2030. Now, I should admit right up front that I’m fairly committed to combatting climate change. I am a senior research fellow at a couple of DC-based environmental policy/national security policy think tanks and have been looking at climate change for many years.