Part III: Colorado River Compact curtailment
Colorado River Basin states have scaled back their demands on the river. But agreement about solutions proportionate to the challenge remain distant as the deadline nears.
Part II: Colorado River Compact curtailment
The warming climate may deliver more snow and rain. Or not. More certain will be rising temperatures. And that may cause continuing declines in decades ahead.
Part I: Colorado River Compact curtailments?
Manager of Western Slope river district contends Colorado should begin planning for potential curtailment of diversions. State official say first things first.
Heading for the Colorado River cliff
Flows have improved, but for how long? Water official says Colorado needs to start planning for the worst. Why hasn’t it?
Slow going to Aspen and Vail
Holy Cross Energy has the energy for 90% emissions free milestone, but it can’t get it from this wind farm to its markets hundreds of miles away.
Will this federal bet pay off?
EV adoption has been slowed by range anxieties. Does this Colorado company have a crucial answer?
Anti-nuke talk plentiful at Pueblo County town hall
Turnout was modest, but nearly all speakers said nuclear is not the answer to Pueblo’s future
What will Xcel propose for life after coal?
Colorado’s largest utility may have plans to help Pueblo after Comanche 3. How can the company also help the state reach its climate goals?
Will Kit Carson show the way in green hydrogen, too?
Electrical cooperative in New Mexico gets $96.5 million federal grant to use renewable energy to create a storage medium from water
A first in Colorado: Hydrogen Day
Why does Brian DeBruine think that hydrogen will ultimately prevail as a transportation fuel?
Can Colorado actually reduce its VMT?
It’s called vehicle miles traveled, and per capita we drive — a lot. What will it take to ratchet this down — and our emissions, too?
Auden Schendler book makes a “must read” list
“Terrible Beauty” scheduled for Thanksgiving release
