Conservation Community Reacts to Gov. Polis Signing SB 19-181
DENVER — Today, Governor Jared Polis signed SB 19-181, Protect Public Welfare Oil and Gas Operations.
Entries by Angela Simental
Conservation Colorado Statement on David Bernhardt Confirmation
Today, the U.S. Senate voted to confirm David Bernhardt as Secretary of the Interior. Bernhardt will replace former Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke.
Colorado’s Outdated Mining Laws are FINALLY Getting an Update
Mining significantly impacted Colorado’s past — and continues to influence the present and our future.
Conservation Leaders Applaud Passage of SB 19-181, Which Will Protect Public Health and Safety When it Comes to Oil and Gas Development
DENVER — Today, the Colorado legislature voted on final passage of SB 19-181, Protect Public Welfare Oil and Gas Operations.
Celebrating Cesar Chavez and the Organizer’s Commitment to the Environment
When I first learned about organizing and the potency of speaking truth to power, one person leaped to the forefront of my mind: Cesar Chavez.
Featured COBA Member – Kate Stephenson, Merrill Lynch
Kate Stephenson works with small business owners and executives to increase market awareness and business profitability.
Senate Passes SB-181 to Protect Public Health and Safety Over Oil and Gas Development
DENVER — Today, SB 19-181, Protect Public Welfare Oil and Gas Operations, passed the Colorado State Senate on a 19-15 vote.
New bill would prioritize public health and safety over oil and gas development
DENVER — Today, Governor Jared Polis, House Speaker KC Becker, and Senate Majority Leader Steve Fenberg announced a bill to ensure health, safety and the environment come first in our oil and gas regulatory system.
Conservation Colorado Releases Statement on LWCF Reauthorization
Today’s vote is the first step in fixing a problem of Congress’ own making. It was tragically unnecessary for LWCF to expire in the first place and though Senator Cory Gardner supports LWCF, we saw no real leadership to make it happen.
Concern about Climate Change Hits Record High in Colorado
Coloradans are more concerned than ever about climate change — and it’s not hard to see why.
