Community Leaders Share the Personal Impact of Latina/o Advocacy Day
To celebrate 14 years of Latino Advocacy Day, here are five stories from folks who went to LAD and are now working in political and social justice fields.
Entries by Angela Simental
Three Reasons why Colorado needs House Bill 1261, a Climate Action Plan
House Bill 1261, a climate action plan, is an opportunity to create a framework to tackle climate change and preserve our outdoor legacy by setting a 90 percent carbon-reduction target by 2050.
What does a Climate Action Plan mean for Colorado?
Thanks to your support, in 2019, Colorado’s Climate Action Plan—the most significant climate change bill in Colorado history—became law!
Can you name the largest sources of carbon emissions in Colorado?
Colorado has taken huge steps to cut carbon emissions from electricity and transportation. But have we taken the same bold actions across all sectors? Click here to find out!
Colorado’s Faith Communities Call for Climate Action
To address climate change, activists from all backgrounds are joining forces to create our healthy future. Members of faith communities speak up.
Celebrating the CORE Act One Year After Introduction
Learn why veterans, recreationists, and communities across the state want to see the CORE Act signed into law.
Fighting Unhealthy Air Pollution in Denver
Community members and UCD students lead the charge in documenting and fighting unhealthy air pollution in Globeville and Elyria-Swansea.
A Look at Conservation Priorities for Colorado’s 2020 Legislative Session
Just days into Colorado’s 2020 legislative session, Coloradans are asking how our elected officials will continue to take bold, progressive action to tackle the biggest issues facing our state.
Enjoying Our Great Outdoors — Today and Years From Now
At Backcountry Experience, we want to be heard loud and clear that we have strong opinions about Colorado’s environmental health and the policies that influence it.
Advocacy Groups Celebrate Key Step Towards Climate Goals and Cleaner Air
DENVER — Today, the Air Quality Control Commission (AQCC) voted unanimously to adopt new emissions rules for the oil and gas industry.
