Colorado updates climate plan targeting greenhouse gases

The revision calls for a new rule on reporting on greenhouse gas emissions that mirrors a federal rule.

Is your building an energy hog? Check out this map.

The city of Denver is using peer pressure to fight climate change.

Denver’s had 62 days without measurable snow, and we could be headed for a record

The record for most days in a row without snow belongs to 2003, but 2017 is closing in fast.

Denver sees hottest November day on record before a chance of snow

It could get as warm as 77 degrees this afternoon before a cold front arrives tonight. That's nearly 30 degrees above normal for this time of year.

Colorado will join states upholding climate agreement despite Trump withdrawal, Hickenlooper announces at Red Rocks

Gov. John Hickenlooper announced Tuesday that Colorado will join the U.S. Climate Alliance and that by executive order, he will create a specific goal for carbon reduction.

Denver may see a month of 100-degree days by 2080. Here’s how the city and state are preparing.

Denver's hottest summer on record was 2012, when there were just six days above 100 degrees. That could be the norm by the 2040s.

Colorado governor still considering U.S. Climate Alliance alongside other states

What Colorado lawmakers are saying about Trump withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris accord

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said the state and the city would keep taking steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Heat of climate change will be worst for western and northern Denver, city map finds

A new set of maps, paid for by a $30,000 grant and presented below, is meant to prepare the city government for longer, hotter summers and heatwaves.

WATCH: Swarm Season is upon us

When a hive representing one of Colorado's 800+ bee species needs a little human intervention, the Colorado State Beekeepers Association is there to help.

Need a March for Science poster? These vintage-style travel posters from an apocalyptic future can be yours for free

So you can't draw to save your life but you want a snazzy sign for the upcoming March for Science?

Wildfire season is getting longer by the decade in Colorado

Denver news in 5 minutes: What you need to know today, March 19

Trump EPA transition insider: Trump “doesn’t owe the West a lot.”

He touted the fact that while he originally hoped for a 10 percent EPA cut, the figure today is more like 30 percent, a remark that won hearty applause.

CH2M to design coastal protection for New York City in the face of climate change

Climate change may have created jobs that will result in building a wall.

LOOK: An archive of pressed flowers (and weeds) at the Denver Botanic Gardens reflects changing temperatures

Underneath the Denver Botanic Gardens' greenhouse, you'll find the herbarium, a massive library of pressed plants collected over the course of a century.

Denver wants to know how much energy office and apartment buildings use so they can reduce it

It's like Energy Star ratings for appliances or miles per gallon info for vehicles, but for buildings.

A change of the winds protected Lakewood from the unusual late-season Green Mountain Fire

Feds have a new rule that limits “flaring” — burning off natural gas at drill sites, and Republicans are already vowing to overturn it

How a Trump presidency will affect energy policy in Colorado

What happens to a state version of the Clean Power Plan? The governor's office says it will have updates "in the coming months."