rich coolidge
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Colorado mayors sign letter touting benefits of solar energy
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DENVER – Eight current or former mayors from Colorado signed a letter in support of more solar energy that was endorsed by a bipartisan group of 180 mayors from across the country. “Cities across Colorado should take steps to switch to solar energy,” said Garret Garner-Wells with Environment Colorado, which released the letter Wednesday. “By…
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Sen. Ray Scott wants to power up the Colorado Energy Office, with a new point of view
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Senate Republicans say they want to make the Colorado Energy Office great again, and Senate Bill 3 this session is just the ticket for an all-of-the-above energy effort, said Sen. Ray Scott, the sponsor of the bill. In a partisan standoff at the end of the last session about the office’s mission, it was left…
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Constitution would be harder to change under proposed amendment
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Over the years, the Colorado Constitution has been one of the most amended constitutions in America. That would likely change if a proposed amendment for the November general election makes its way onto the ballot and is approved by voters. The Raise the Bar, Protect Our Constitution amendment would change the petition signature gathering requirements…
