- Ground-level ozone doesn’t just threaten human health. It makes plants into less powerful allies in the race to slow greenhouse gas emissions.
- Congressman Joe Neguse recently won a place for his $10 billion climate corps plan in the federal budget reconciliation package.
- Some Xcel customers now qualify for a $5,500 rebate for new electric cars under $50,000.
- The plan could be an example for other coal towns to preserve jobs and taxes.
- Wildfire smoke is a problem unto itself, but the main contributors to ozone pollution are homegrown.
- Meati Foods, a Boulder-based startup, has developed a meat alternative it hopes will help take a bite out of climate change.
- One Colorado project costs $2,500 and $3,000 an acre.
- Interstate 70's closure has caused lots of headaches. Here are some answers to questions you may have about the crucial road.
- Time is running out for humanity to act on climate change. Scientists have been shouting that message since the 1980s -- but the world hasn’t heard it. Earlier this week, the United Nations released a new report showing the consequences. It confirms climate change is happening now. And it predicts a bleak future unless there are radical changes. Linda Mearns is a senior scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder.
- Time is running out for humanity to avoid the worst effects of climate change, scientists say.
- Yes, even for healthy people.
- After months of drought, Colorado’s two largest active wildfires are burning near the Fish Creek watershed.
- The legislation marks a compromise between Gov. Jared Polis and environmental groups.
- After record drought and a heat wave, a bottle rocket could become a death sentence.
- The Suncor refinery in Commerce City is one of the facilities that must comply with the new air monitoring rules.
- The Geos neighborhood is worried an expansion could divide the all-electric community with gas lines.
