Environment

Another chance to howl! U.S. Fish and Wildlife accepting comments on a proposed change to the endangered designation

Teal Lehto, westernwatergirl on TikTok, candidly informs viewers about water issues in the West because she knows social media can create change.

Jefferson County is cutting down trees to prevent fires, but some advocates and scientists are hot on research that shows there are better ways.

Under the bill, which targets “minor sources” of ozone, state agencies would have to consider the cumulative impacts of their operations.

Colorado Mountain Mamas and CoPIRG used an art installation to bring attention to ozone issues at the state capitol.

The 2023 Conservation in the West Poll by the State of the Rockies project found Western Americans, including Coloradans, consistently support the outdoors.

Patios and balconies are perfect environments for pollinator-friendly gardens.

New study quantifies the costs and benefits.

Gas stoves can cause negative health impacts, especially for children.

What was in the air this year?

Have you tried to decipher your latest outrageous Xcel bill? We have, too, and now we’d like to Xpel Xcel from our lives.

The air won’t get cleaner without bold change, environmental groups say.

Santa’s got a brand-new bag,

Environmental and local government groups are pushing for a bolder plan.

Students will rally on December 2.

Ups and downs.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife must implement the plan by the end of 2023.

Tune in every Wednesday.

“We are fortunate enough to get to plant the seed.”

Colorado’s waterways contain at least 1.3 million pounds of toxic chemicals.

Enjoy the history, Mr. President!

How much was your bill last month?