Every Day Should Be Like Latinx Conservation Week: Protégete’s Perspective
Latino communities are disproportionately impacted by the negative effects of climate change, air pollution, and environmental hazards.
Entries by Angela Simental
Conservation Colorado Unveils 2018 Legislative Scorecard
Conservation Colorado today released its “2018 Conservation Scorecard,” an annual look at how every legislator voted on key environmental bills in the state legislature.
Conservation Colorado endorses Jared Polis for governor
Conservation Colorado, the largest statewide environmental advocacy organization in Colorado, today announced its endorsement of Jared Polis for governor.
6 Reasons We Are Endorsing Environmental Champion Jared Polis for Governor
If you want to support Colorado’s environment and way of life, the most important thing you can do is vote for Congressman Jared Polis for governor.
Why the Clean Cars Standards Are Important For Colorado — and Why We’re So Excited
Let’s break down what the clean car standards are, why Coloradans pushed for them, and what we can expect from them.
Colorado Becomes the First Interior State to Pursue Advanced Clean Car Standards
As the Trump administration rolls back federal standards, Colorado takes another step in the effort to clean up our air.
Milestone in “Colorado Energy Plan” Shows Colorado Leads the Nation in Low Costs for Renewables and Ratepayers
Xcel Energy, the largest electricity provider in Colorado, today took the next step in its “Colorado Energy Plan,” which provides a roadmap for how Colorado can move toward a clean energy future.
Proof that oil and gas money has a stranglehold on Colorado’s state capitol
In 2017, during Colorado’s legislative session, a deadly explosion killed two people in Firestone, CO. The explosion was due to an uncapped flow line from an oil well.
The Fabulous Five: Lawmakers Who Championed Colorado’s Environment
Conservation Colorado lauds a few of the stand-out lawmakers who advocated for our state’s communities, public lands, water, and air this session.
As the dust clears on Colorado’s legislative session, here’s what happened on the environment.
Among a storm of #MeToo scandals, teacher protests, civil rights debates, and more, we made progress and fought some important fights for our environment.
