environment
Zornio: Could Colorado be looking at a future without cows?
As climate change worsens and bioengineering takes off, Colorado's cattle industry faces an uncertain future
Opinion: Colorado’s leadership on methane control is reducing greenhouse gases — and increasing jobs
Only one state has more employers devoted to methane mitigation
Dick Lamm, Colorado’s former governor, is remembered for his policy, passion and prescience
Colorado political figures honored Lamm’s contributions to the state at a memorial service in Denver
Carman: Apocalypse now — Washington keeps dithering while the West suffocates
We need to turn up the heat on corporate America and finally put an end to our feckless political leadership
Opinion: The health risks of fracking justify Adams County’s new regulations
This JeffCo resident thanks you for being a good neighbor
Opinion: Congress should strengthen bonding requirements for abandoned oil and gas wells
Otherwise, taxpayers pay for cleaning up orphaned wells on Colorado’s federally owned lands
Opinion: We’re running out of water. It’s time to overhaul Colorado’s storage system
The federal infrastructure package is an opportunity to fix and expand the state’s network of dams, reservoirs, pipes and pumps.
Carman: In the war on reality, Westminster, Colorado, is Everytown, U.S.A.
Westminster residents are in a water war, and they can tell you all about the connections between climate change, infrastructure and money
Dog searches Colorado mountains for bees, the canaries in the coal mine for climate change
Darwin, a German shorthaired pointer, was trained as a conservation detection dog to seek out bumblebees and their nests
Approvals for companies to drill for oil and gas on public lands increase despite Biden climate pledge
Biden campaigned last year on a pledge to end new drilling on federal lands to rein in climate-changing emissions
Colorado AG appoints investigators for whistleblower’s pollution complaint
Attorney General Phil Weiser issued a Thursday statement saying his office had appointed attorneys at Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders LLP, an Atlanta-based firm, as special assistant attorneys general
87 Front Range oil and gas wells ordered to shut down after operator KP Kauffman fails to clean up spills
Ditch companies and farmers have been harmed by KP Kauffman’s unfinished work to mop up after flowlines leaked, state regulators say
Some Colorado utility consumers could pay more than $550 for February storm
Consumer advocates still pursuing questions of why gas supplies for Front Range shot up so much when the cold hit Texas hardest.
Opinion: “Getting out, getting along” should be our common environmental mantra
Agriculturalists, hunters and anglers do some impressive conservation work. Recreationists should also pay it forward. And it wouldn't hurt for everyone to get to know each other.
Colorado governor threatens to veto bill from fellow Democrats seeking to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
“We're not willing to give dictatorial authority over our economy to one unelected board,” Gov. Jared Polis said.
Estimates of future Upper Colorado River Basin water use confound planning, report shows
Maybe it's time to give up on developing new Upper Basin projects, the Center for Colorado River Studies says, after all demand has been flat for three decades.
Joe Biden to pause oil and gas sales on public lands, call for conservation plan championed by Michael Bennet
The ambitious plan is aimed at slowing human-caused global warming that is magnifying extreme weather events such as deadly wildfires in the West.
7 ways Joe Biden’s presidency may quickly affect Colorado
A $1.9 trillion emergency coronavirus relief bill, environmental policies and Trump’s decision on where to locate U.S. Space Command are among the initiatives that could have big local impact
