Closures will save money on regulation, environmental costs and help soften blow of federal funding cuts
number comes after the state and Southern Ute Indian Tribe questioned Enterprise Projects original estimate of the spill, 23,000 gallons
Hawkins practiced in tribal nation projects, conservation efforts
grant will reimburse operators for costs
Impacts were minimal, no adverse effects to water quality observed
legislation threatens to raise energy costs for consumers, regional jobs and stall climate progress
uptick in pneumonia among bighorn lambs in the Pikes Peak herd has state wildlife officials on alert after this year’s count
Powers and Alena Rodman hope to continue legacy of business’ founder while making company more sustainable
average utility bill would be $15 monthly
to provide hot coffee, pastries at 29th Street put-in
60 acres along Animas River restored from hayfields and pastures
‘Hand-selected gardens’ on display Saturday
drinking water not threatened, officials say
Company has recovered at least 3.8 million gallons of liquid from a Weld County site
Stewardship opportunities, networking and education offered at celebratory event
A pipeline south of Durango burst in December, spilling 23,000 gallons of fuel
by the conservative Common Sense Institute pegs everything from lost coal jobs to higher utility bills on state regulations
Juan Citizens Alliance proposes shifting from flat rate to percentage-based model tied to water use
direct killing or collecting of species would still be outlawed under new definition
Student groups take environmental stewardship, sustainability into their own hands
A host of events celebrating the planet and promoting sustainable activities take place throughout April
Advocates worry contract could lead to truckloads of uranium from Mount Taylor to Utah
Department ordered to stop work related to childhood vaccination, infectious disease investigation grants
Officials, experts say conversations about the future must start now
A worker looks at a turbine at the Fort St. Vrain Nuclear Power Plant near Platteville, Colorado, in 1972. The plant was closed in 1989. (Courtesy National Archives) A bill…
2022 ruling found the public has the constitutional right to access streams for paddling, fishing and wading
Shuttered San Juan Generating Station replaced by expansive solar projects
Enterprise Products, the company responsible for the spill of 23,000 gallons of gasoline, has refused to answer questions
Kathleen Sgamma now leads Denver-based trade group Western Energy Alliance
Temperatures around state 11 to 22 degrees above average for this time of year
