But the proposal could have an uphill climb, with Republicans in a budget-cutting mood.

The landmark deal is a stopgap measure to address the basin’s ongoing megadrought.

On the last day of Colorado’s 2023 legislative session, Senate Bill 23-266 was signed by leaders of the state Senate and House. The bill limits the sale of a class of pesticides, neonicotinoids, or “neonics,” which are known for killing bees and other pollinators. The governor signed the bill a little over one week later, […]

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Gas from dumps is more potent than carbon dioxide, a new report shows. Some Colorado landfills convert methane to electricity.

Snails are dying and foliage is dead at Home Lake, prompting a fishing closure, as agriculture chemicals show up in water tests

The river spills over a small dam near Pueblo’s City Park year round.

The river spills over a small dam near Pueblo’s City Park year round.

Oil and gas operations emit pollution that harms health and worsens the climate crisis. There neither is nor will there ever be such a thing as “zero-pollution” oil and gas operations. Emitting pollution is built into how this industry operates. However, there are existing technologies and practices that are tried and true for dramatically reducing […]

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The Bureau of Land Management is giving $5 million for North Park near Walden and just more than $6 million for the San Luis Valley.