Subject: Global Climate Change

• A Nexus of Excess

  August 30, 2007

• Step Up the Fight Against Global Warming

  December 4, 2007

• You're Getting Warmer

  December 4, 2007

• The California Experiment

  December 4, 2007

• Bill Gray, MIA at the Teach-In

  January 31, 2008

• Anarchists Deploy Dayplanners

  March 13, 2008

• Al Sharpton and Pat Robertson: Strange Couchfellows

  April 17, 2008

• The Bill Ritter Meet the Press Transcript

  June 30, 2008

• Former Denver Post columnist Diane Carman shows her partisanship

  September 10, 2008

• Letters

  October 23, 1997

• Environmental group rips Obama's choice of Ken Salazar as Interior Secretary

  Local coverage of Barack Obama's selection of Colorado Senator Ken Salazar as the next Secretary of the Interior has mostly been rah-rah, sis-boom-bah. Take the Denver Post editorial "Salazar a Wise Choice for West, Nation." But as noted in a National Public Radio story, assorted environmental groups are considerably less than thrilled. Among those NPR-piece participants painting Salazar as a crony of "very traditional, old-time, Western extraction industries" was Kieran Suckling of Tucson's C

  December 17, 2008

• Wake-Up Call: Who's on (the) first?

  A few weeks ago, Diana DeGette, Colorado's representative for the 1st Congressional District, had lunch with Ken Salazar, the Colorado senator who'd early on been rumored to be in the running for a position in the Barack Obama cabinet. "No, it's not going to happen," he told her. Yesterday, it happened: Obama named Salazar as the next Secretary of the Interior. The rumors that Salazar was back in the mix surfaced a few days ago -- and that's when DeGette's phone started ringing. As the senior

  December 18, 2008

• Is a lump of coal a good thing?

  Gas is less than half what it was a few months ago, and Xcel is actually planning to lower rates after the new year. But savor those cheap energy prices while you can. Like Santa Claus, painful new hikes are coming to town, probably sooner than later.  One lump of coal in the stocking comes courtesy of this story in the Rocky, in which alternative energy activist Leslie Glustrom contends that Xcel's expansion of the Comanche coal-fired power plant in Pueblo is going to have trouble with its c

  December 24, 2008

• DeGette withdraws name from Senate consideration

  Diana DeGette has told Governor Bill Ritter that she's not interested in replacing Ken Salazar in the U.S. Senate. "After serious deliberation and consultation with my family, supporters and colleagues in Congress," she announced today, "I have concluded I can best serve the citizens of the First Congressional District and Colorado from my current leadership positions in the House of Representatives. As a Chief Deputy Whip and Vice Chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, I will pla

  December 30, 2008

• Drink Fat Tire, then walk home

  What is the carbon footprint of a six-pack of Fat Tire amber ale? Do you even care after drinking all six bottles yourself? Two good questions, only one of which is answered in a report issued by the Fort Collins-based New Belgium Brewery, which makes Fat Tire. To find out, the brewery measured the greenhouse gas emissions created over the course of a six-pack's life cycle, which includes the purchase and transport of raw materials used in brewing and bottling, the brewing process itself, the

  January 21, 2009

• Best Church Advertisement

  April 4, 2002

• For Colorado's largest power co-op, going green will mean taking down the King of Coal

  April 16, 2009

• The Ice Man

  When Al Gore and other global-warming experts want to come in out of the cold, they turn to Boulder's Konrad Steffen.

  November 1, 2007

• Weather Report: Art and Climate Change

  Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art

  November 29, 2007

• Ale Watch

  June 5, 2008

• Getting Hot in Here

  April 3, 2008

• From the week of April 23, 2009

  April 23, 2009

• Double, Double, Toil and Trouble

  The Mercury Motley Players cast a hot Colombian spell.

  October 18, 2007

• Changing Climates, Changing Minds

  October 18, 2007

• Science Sensation

  Art and science cohabit in this special Boulder event.

  September 27, 2007

• Think Green

  Boulder hosts an environmental art program.

  September 13, 2007

• Chill Out

  July 19, 2007

• Global Meltdown

  April 12, 2007

• Dissent for Sale

  Opposition is a commodity in Sundance documentaries.

  February 1, 2007

• Gojira

  Monday, December 11, Ogden Theatre, 1-866-468-7621.

  December 7, 2006

• Bad News With Al

  November 23, 2006

• Letters to the Editor

  From the week of July 13, 2006

  July 13, 2006

• The Skeptic

  Celebrated and shunned, CSU's Bill Gray is taking heat in the global-warming debate.

  June 29, 2006

• Fahrenheit 2050

  Al Gore takes on the other imminent threat to America.

  June 8, 2006

• Letters to the Editor

  From the week of November 3, 2005

  November 3, 2005

• Carbon Loading

  Xcel’s solution to rising energy prices includes a lot of coal. Is that a bad thing?

  October 27, 2005

• Power to the People

  The answer could be blowing in the wind.

  December 11, 2003

• Small World

  Where little folks rule

  March 6, 2003

• The Talks Heat Up

  The state's global-warming forums are canceled after foes show up en masse.

  November 20, 1997

• Letters

  October 16, 1997

• Global Warning

  What do you get when greenhouse gases inspire greenhouse guesses? A heated argument--but not much scientific agreement.

  October 9, 1997

• Seeds of Discontent

  Kansas farmers say their weather-modification program causes rain. Colorado farmers say it causes trouble.

  May 30, 1996

• Did the spontaneity-free climate-change rally in Greeley have a Mr. Burns touch?

  As we pointed out yesterday, a climate-change rally in Greeley on Wednesday didn't exactly qualify as a grassroots uprising, given the participation of EnergyCitizens.org, an affiliate of the American Petroleum Institute, which opposes legislation to cap greenhouse gases recently passed by the U.S. House. An internal memo apparently written by API president Jack Gerard that was recently obtained by Greenpeace spells out the planning process behind the events in great detail. Read that e-mail, a

  August 28, 2009

• Feds say global warming could force jets at DIA to produce MORE greenhouse gasses

  flickr.comA jet departs from DIA.​ It's all green all the time out at 8500 Pena Boulevard according to the PR chatter from officials at Denver International Airport. A video on the airport's website titled "DIA is Green" touts environmentally friendly efforts such as a solar power program, an ongoing wind energy study and an "underground fuel delivery system to reduce emissions during fueling." But could DIA's attempt to shrink its carbon footprint be hampered by global warming itself? T

  September 11, 2009

• Green Screen

  November 5, 2009