Environment

“What it really does is put irresponsible developers and polluters in the driver’s seat.”

Yet another report finds that Denver’s progress on air quality has stalled.

“Unfortunately, we cannot change the past, but we can make the future safer.”

Amid a worsening pandemic, Trump’s war on science-based climate regulations continues.

The “catalyst release” seems virtually identical to a December 11 incident.

“How do you put a price on human life?”

“Commerce City has to be heard. They cannot continue to breathe in this air and not know what’s in it.”

The BLM’s move to Grand Junction continues to draw criticism.

“The underlying message is clear, Suncor needs to do much better.”

The park had been closed since January 15.

Where will the road by Rocky Flats go from here?

Colorado air-quality regulators have a lot of work to do.

Kendra Black is leading the charge.

“It does not come as a surprise that the oil and gas industry continuously fails to obey our rules and laws.”

There’s high pressure on government agencies and school districts.

In discussions that could easily have avoided talking about climate change and sustainability, panelists used these topics to frame the discussion.

There’s no fracking planned in Denver anytime soon, but activists want to keep it that way.

“Ozone is decreasing, but that decrease is plateauing.”

“We’re seeing a significant gap between our capability and what the public is demanding.”

“Every person that lives in this state has a right to clean air and clean water.”

The Commerce City oil refinery won’t fully reopen for at least another few days.

There was something in the air in 2019.