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Tag: Carbon
Politicians defend coal mine threatened by eco lawsuit
The clock is ticking down on a court-ordered environmental assessment that could shut down the Colowyo coal mine outside Craig, Colorado. On Thursday, Senator...
Wait, they’re drilling for CO2 in Colorado?
While nearly everyone is scrambling to cap greenhouse gases, Houston-based Occidental Petroleum wants to expand a Colorado drill site used to extract millions of...
Gardner, Udall vie for political credit during EPA Clean Power hearings
DENVER — There was a serious messaging battle this week in the Colorado Senate race between Democratic incumbent Mark Udall and Republican challenger Rep....
Clean Power Plan draws all kinds to testify before EPA
Denver is playing host Tuesday and Wednesday of this week as the EPA opens its LEED-certified doors, inviting testimony from all over the region and nation on the agency’s proposed Clean Power Plan, which would cut overall carbon pollution from existing power plants to 30 percent below 2005 levels by 2030. The proposal is billed as part of the President’s Climate Action Plan and carried out through the EPA’s rulemaking authority under the Clean Air Act.
Wiretap: Spurred by shootings, California lawmakers introduce gun control bill
The legislation "would create a gun violence restraining order, establishing a system where concerned family members and others notify law enforcement of someone demonstrating propensity to commit violence."
More than 2 million comments collected in support of EPA’s new...
Conservation groups announced Thursday that they have collected more than 2 million comments — almost 50,000 of them from Coloradans — supporting this week's landmark ruling by a federal appeals court that upheld the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed rules for greenhouse gases.
Senator Udall praises first-ever greenhouse gas regulations for new U.S. power...
In a move that could spell the end of additional coal-fired power plants in the United States, the Obama administration proposed new rules Tuesday to curb carbon dioxide emissions.
Forest Service pumps brakes on coal mine expansion into Colorado roadless...
The U.S. Forest Service overturned a decision Monday to approve the expansion of a coal mine in western Colorado that biologists feared would destroy wildlife habitat.
Science Sunday: Geoengineering, Parent Talk, Ice Loss
Carbon geoengineering may cause drought
One potential method for dealing with global warming that's developed some legs recently is geoengineering. These are often huge, Rube...