Groups Outline “Blueprint” of Legislative and Executive Policies to Limit Climate Impacts After weeks of hurricanes and wildfires made more potent by climate change, Western Resource Advocates and Conservation Colorado released a new analysis showing the specific policies that the state legislature and executive agencies should implement in order to drive carbon pollution reductions scientists… Read more »
Today’s filing starts a conversation about how Colorado will transition to the clean energy economy of tomorrow.
Consumer and Conservation Interests Urge Commission to Adopt a Market-Based Approach To Protect Consumers and Utilities and Lower Carbon Pollution
WRA and Wilderness Workshop praise Aspen for pledging to pursue alternative water storage locations and smart water strategies that keep taps flowing and streams healthy
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation joins Arizona to boost levels in Lake Mead and secure water supplies for 6+ million Arizona residents. Conservation partners praise collaboration to benefit Colorado River
Governor Hickenlooper announced an Executive Order that sets Colorado on a course to reduce Colorado’s greenhouse gas emissions by 26% by 2025, exceeding actions established by the Paris Climate Agreement.
Today the PUC approved advanced meters and other upgrades to the Xcel grid
Governor misses opportunity to support increased use of clean energy which is overwhelmingly supported by voters and would have reduced pollution, boosted the economy, and created more clean energy jobs.
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