environment

By not planning for climate change, not working to mitigate risk and failing to build sustainable systems, we set ourselves up for more multibillion-dollar disaster response efforts

The groups behind the campaign, which comes as Gov. Jared Polis is gearing up for a reelection push, are the Sierra Club, ProgressNow Colorado, LOGIC Colorado and Colorado Rising

With scientists predicting that climate change will lead to droughts and possible water shortages throughout the West in the coming years, The Associated Press asked pro teams in the Colorado River Basin who have grass or ice playing surfaces about use and sustainability strategies

Unless federal regulators say no. This is where you come in

After a century of making life easier for cars and trucks, the state’s transportation agency also has the job of cutting pollution. Not everyone is on board.

The Democrat was a prime sponsor of Senate Bill 181 in 2019, a measure that rewrote Colorado's oil and gas regulations.

Congressional support for sustainable aviation fuels would help the environment and boost family farms

To help meet targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Xcel Energy has already proposed a $1.7 billion high-voltage transmission line that would circle the Eastern Plains and ferry clean electricity to the Front Range

Changing the narrative on climate change to reach more popular topics such as food may help increase the sense of urgency

The oil- and gas-leasing program needs wholesale reform, before it’s too late to reverse greenhouse-gas emissions

A special investigator found a failure to report professional conflict and raised questions about Colorado’s pollution modeling. Kaufman is moved to a newly-created job less than a month later.

and return of wolves to Colorado

Production from public lands is some of the most sustainable in the world. Banning it won’t cut global emissions or reduce costs

In Denver, high temperatures have left “dead, dry edges of leaves” early in the season, said Michael Sundberg, a certified arborist in the area

With a crew that included a tribal leader, Utah state politicians, scientists, water-guardians, ranchers and environmentalists, the two senators donned river sandals and PFDs and joined their wives for a float on the Colorado River

As climate change worsens and bioengineering takes off, Colorado's cattle industry faces an uncertain future

Only one state has more employers devoted to methane mitigation

Colorado political figures honored Lamm’s contributions to the state at a memorial service in Denver