- Over the last decade, Colorado saw three times as many record daily high temperatures compared to lows.
- "Here in Colorado, as far as air quality concerns go, ozone is our largest pollutant of concern," said lead researcher Kaitlin Urso.
- The school walk-out and march kicked off a week of action around climate change.
- Trump's move could upset states’ years-long legislative push for automakers to adopt more fuel-efficient cars.
- The largest outdoor industry tradeshow has canceled the Winter Market.
- The Colorado Air Quality Control Commission got pushback throughout the process from the Colorado Automobile Dealers Association.
- Colorado’s fire prevention aviation chief Vince Welbaum pushed for the training and said a lot of states “are looking at us to see how this is going to be a success or not.”
- U.S. Geological Survey researcher Gregory Wetherbee found plastics 10,000 feet above sea level in Rocky Mountain National Park. Now he can't stop noticing plastics everywhere he goes.
- Mothers living near more intense oil and gas development have a 40 to 70 percent higher chance of having children with congenital heart defects.
- While greywater use was legalized in 2013, access to it is limited across the state because only Denver, Castle Rock and Pitkin County have adopted a code to regulate systems.
- The catch: the city has until March 2020 before the state steps in with their solution.
- Six students — three STEM School shooting survivors and three teenagers from other Denver metro schools — talked about mental health, social media and more.
- The board invited public comment on the attack, and several parents and students are in the audience.
- Activists find Denver's urban camping ban cruel and have tried to overturn it. Now the issue will go to Denver voters.
- The investigation into the crash that killed Groves is ongoing. No charges have been filed against the driver that struck him.
