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New water cuts are coming to some Colorado River states as the nation’s largest reservoirs dry up
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
· Yesterday, 2:44 pm
Transportation
Metro Denver set to drop I-25 and C-470 expansions as planners shape climate-minded transportation future
By
Nathaniel Minor
· Aug. 15
Environment
Weld County and oil industry leaders say methane emissions in the Front Range are falling. Cities have data that shows otherwise
By
Miguel Otárola
· Jul. 22
Environment
What to know about the new outdoor water use restrictions in Northern Douglas County
By
Tony Gorman
· Jul. 22
Government and Politics
As CORE Act stalls, supporters continue to hope the Colorado land legislation will become law someday
By
Caitlyn Kim
· Jul. 22
Environment
Colorado and other upstream states have a plan to help save the Colorado River. It doesn’t include any mandatory water cuts
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
· Jul. 19
Environment
State regulators will update Pueblo steel mill’s wastewater permit by the end of 2024 — but activists say that’s not soon enough
By
Miguel Otárola
· Jul. 19
Environment
Superior adds more electric vehicle chargers — and fees to plug in
By
Tony Gorman
· Jul. 14
Climate Change
Boulder is proposing a new climate tax that shifts more of the cost to local businesses
By
Miguel Otárola
· Jul. 14
Government and Politics
Colorado Springs Utilities says some customers’ personal information was stolen
By
Abigail Beckman
· Jul. 14
Climate Change
A 150-year-old San Luis Valley farm stops growing food to save a shrinking water supply. It might be the first deal of its kind in the country
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
· Jul. 11
Energy
Climate-minded homeowners are cutting themselves off from the natural gas system. Where does that leave everyone else?
By
Sam Brasch
· Jul. 8
Climate Change
Colorado’s water leader thinks most of the needed Colorado River cuts should be made by Arizona, Nevada and California
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
· Jul. 1
Energy
Summer heat could overwhelm the power grid, but Colorado utilities say rolling blackouts won’t be a problem
By
Miguel Otárola
· Jun. 27
Energy
Xcel Energy made several blunders during costly winter storm last year, regulators say
By
Miguel Otárola
· Jun. 23
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