Environment
Coloradans produced a record 9.3 million tons of trash last year. Only 12 percent of it was recycled.
Colorado's recycling rate has flat lined at about a third of the national average
Top Stories
Dozens plead with Trump administration to keep methane rules at one-and-done hearing in Denver
By Associated Press Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
The Trump administration is holding its only hearing on rollback of methane rules Wednesday in Denver
By Associated Press Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
The new Democratic majority in Colorado needs money for their ambitious agenda. Here’s where they could find it.
By Brian Eason Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Superior weighs drilling moratorium, open space purchase to stop U.K. company’s Rocky Flats plan
By Mark Jaffe Energy Primary category in which blog post is published
Two of Colorado’s largest trees lived for 500 years near Durango. Then came the 416 fire.
"These trees were already stressed and they just couldn’t handle it"
Proposition 112 fails, but big vote total signals oil and gas setbacks will be headed to the Colorado capitol
Industry spent $40 million fighting the measure and is reluctant to face a rematch in 2020
Jared Polis Promise Tracker: A look at the progress on his 2018 campaign pledges
Jared Polis is now Colorado's governor. We're keeping track of the 10 biggest promises made during his campaign.
Trump administration again backs off plan for drilling on Colorado public land
It's the second time in two weeks the bureau has withdrawn land from a planned Dec. 13 auction of drilling rights
Colorado’s drought persists, with abnormally dry conditions covering 83 percent of the state
A bright spot in the data is Colorado's snowpack, which is above the average and the normal for this time of year
Interior Department sets July 1 goal for reorganization that could preempt Bureau of Land Management headquarters move to Colorado
The BLM is considering whether to move its headquarters West, potentially to Colorado
Wildfires in Colorado cost $130 million in 2018. Here are the details, down to the $40 daily rate on portable toilets.
The Silver Creek fire near Kremmling cost an estimated $25 million alone
It’s official: 2018 is the costliest year ever in Colorado politics
A week out from election day, more than $200 million has been spent on Colorado campaigns
Personal injury attorney Franklin Azar donates $224,000 to PAC that has district court judge Edward Moss’ retention in its sights
Best known for television ads suggesting big settlements, Azar is the sole donor to Great Judges for a Great Colorado, which has spent six digits on ads against Moss
