Kamala Harris gains support from Colorado Democratic leaders, political activists
“We’re fired up and ready to go,” says a Colorado political organizer
Author: Angelika Albaladejo
Angelika Albaladejo is an award-winning investigative journalist.
Colorado leads the world in quantum tech. Now its potential is growing.
“If we want to live in the Jetsons Age, we’ve got to get this right,” says regional innovation officer with Elevate Quantum
Colorado invests more in communities finding solutions to pollution
Environmental justice grants awarded to community groups will support everything from urban gardens to water quality improvements and emissions reductions
Colorado’s geothermal potential will soon be tested in a small town
“It’s nice that they picked Pierce,” said the town’s mayor. However, residents want more details on how the experimental technology will change their homes.
A Colorado mattress recycler gives the disenfranchised a second chance. But challenges are growing
A massive pile of foam in their Commerce City warehouse shows how a market slowdown is making it harder to carry out their mission
Suncor faces lawsuit by environmental groups over repeated air pollution violations
The Commerce City oil refinery has a “very long history of violations, and clearly what the state has been doing isn’t stopping them,” says a lawyer representing the environmental groups
Was the FBI watching, disrupting activists when two car bombs exploded 50 years ago?
“I would be super, super shocked if there was no involvement with COINTELPRO,” says expert on law enforcement counterintelligence against Latino activists
Puerto Rican chefs came to Colorado after disaster. Now, they’re living their dream of sharing Boricua cuisine.
“It was our opportunity to bring our colors, flavors, music, atmosphere, to a place that it hasn’t been before,” says Chef Jose Rivera
Colorado pauses process to set rules for reducing ‘cumulative impacts’ from oil, gas operations
“We understand where this pollution is coming from, and Colorado has the tools to regulate it. We just need to choose to exercise that power,” says environmental lawyer
Erie neighborhood fears health risks as cleanup of oil well leak continues
“Every step of the way you feel like you have to question, you have to kind of just keep at it,” said a concerned neighbor
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