State energy office ramping up program with $60 million grant to assist towns, cities, and counties
climate change
Election perspective: little change at the Colorado Capitol
State senators touch briefly on energy and climate in post-electiin analysis
‘This means we need to plan for a hotter and drier future’
New study says greenhouse gases, not natural drought, has been swinging a heavier bat in Western states since 2000
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?
Climate change looks like this
Hotter here & there, but few records, reports Colorado’s state climatologist in assessing Colorado’s July 12-16 heat
June was Colorado’s third warmest ever
COSSA passes out passel of awards, solar proejct killed in San Luis Valley and other news items from across Colorado
Can Colorado achieve 2030 greenhouse goals?
Polis administration says Colorado can indeed achieve 2030 GHG goals — by 2031
