All renewables and self-sustaining buildings? Denver’s drafting its climate plan
Denver already has eliminated nearly a million metric tons of yearly carbon emissions, but it will have to do that 10 times over to meet its climate goals.
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50,000 climate migrants could flee the coasts for Denver, studies say, but Colorado’s threats are serious too
Basically, we're protected from rising seas and the worst weather — but Colorado could face a lot of its own problems.
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Hickenlooper, 11 other governors tell Trump the Paris climate agreement is good for American jobs
Keep the United States in the Paris climate agreement, or America will fall behind on the clean energy technologies of the future, the governors said.
Colorado’s chances of a white Christmas, according to science
Over the last 50 years, the likelihood of having some snow on the ground during the Christmas week seems to be going up.
A Line ridership dips for the first time since opening
Weekday ridership numbers rose. Those figures are more important to the overall health of the line since they reflect a pool of likely regular users.
