NewsRack: 'Colorado' news in 'Policy and Governance-Regional' topic for user flenvcenter

Oil, gas company Crestone Peak Resources may one day use electric trucks in the field	24.9.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
The irony of an oil and gas company looking at adding electric trucks to its fleet isn't lost on Jason Oates. But for Crestone Peak Resources, a big part of the appeal is the economics and the environmental benefits, said Oates, the company's director of external affairs.
Colorado oil, gas industry ramps up opposition to bigger buffers for fracking sites	19.9.2020	Denver Post: Business
The oil and gas industry's opposition to proposed 2,000-foot well setbacks is heating up, prompting more than 180 companies to send a letter Friday to Gov. Jared Polis that said the rule's impacts would undermine the industry's economic recovery.
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Ken Buck: COGCC’s Green New Deal policies will destroy Colorado jobs	18.9.2020	Denver Post: Opinion
Gov. Jared Polis knows he can’t get a majority of Coloradans to agree to a ballot initiative, so he stacked a bureaucratic oil and gas commission with his cronies and ordered them to do his dirty work.
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Colorado high school football trending toward fall return, but coaches frustrated by lack of clarity	12.9.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
With the fate of a fall high school football season in Colorado trending toward a return to fall, coaches were upset with the lack of clarity Friday.
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Colorado high school football back on for fall? CHSAA commissioner meeting with Governor’s office Friday	12.9.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
The back-and-forth over fall high school football in Colorado continues.
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Keeler: Hey, Gov. Polis, CHSAA? Stop playing political football with Colorado kids	10.9.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
Colorado kids want to play football. They don't want to be involved in whatever political games Gov. Jared Polis and CHSAA are playing right now.
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Prep football in the fall? CHSAA to meet with state officials about modifying 2020-21 athletic calendar.	8.9.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
Social media was abuzz on Monday afternoon after reports that the Colorado High School Activities Association was going to meet again with Colorado state officials regarding more modifications to the 2020-21 athletic calendar, including the possible resumption of football in the fall season. BoCoPreps.com was able to confirm that CHSAA Commissioner Rhonda Blanford-Green sent communication […]
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As San Luis Valley’s water shortage intensifies, Gov. Jared Polis mulls climate warming adaptation	30.8.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
How to adapt to a hotter, drier world is emerging as a do-or-die mission for people living around the arid West.
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Letters: What is Neville thinking? (8/29/20)	29.8.2020	Denver Post: Opinion
What is Neville thinking? Re: “GOP leader suing Polis over statewide mask order,” Aug. 27 news story
Smoky wildfire near Trinidad closes two state wildlife areas	29.8.2020	Denver Post: News: Local
A wildfire burning southeast of Trinidad has shutdown down two state wildlife areas.
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As wildfire smoke hangs over Colorado, state’s air quality board inches toward plan to reduce haze	21.8.2020	Denver Post: Local
A 90-degree haze of wildfire smoke and other pollutants hung over Colorado's mountain valleys and cities Thursday, increasingly beyond the control of state government officials, who inched forward in their efforts to make improvements to future air quality.
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Climate change hits home in Colorado with raging wildfires, shrinking water flows and record heat	19.8.2020	Denver Post: All Political News
Climate scientists emphasized that average temperatures will continue to increase for decades due to humans burning so many fossil fuels -- coal, gas and oil -- in the past. That means impacts including wildfires, aridity, depleted streams and rivers -- with some variability -- likely will intensify.
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Commerce City woman arrested in shooting death of boyfriend	19.8.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
A 25-year-old Commerce City woman has been arrested as a first-degree murder suspect in a shooting death.
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Xcel Energy unveils $100 million plan to drive more electric transportation	12.8.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
Xcel Energy has a goal of helping electrify transportation across its territory by getting about 1.5 million electric vehicles on the roads by 2030 and has proposed investing $100 million over the next three years as part of its efforts in Colorado.
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Coloradans react to Kamala Harris as Joe Biden’s pick for VP	12.8.2020	Denver Post: All Political News
Fellow Democrats in Colorado are largely hailing presidential candidate Joe Biden's pick of U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate -- though some had reservations.
The Spot: A weird August for critical Senate race, and Polis’ confusing messaging on a eviction moratorium	7.8.2020	Denver Post: All Political News
On Tuesday morning, Sen. Cory Gardner stood in the East Room of the White House while President Donald Trump signed a public lands bill of his into law.
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Gov. Polis attends first CHSAA event of 2020-21 school year with optimistic outlook	7.8.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
Jared Polis made it clear. By no means will the Colorado governor ever be considered a golfer.
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Rural Colorado high schools pressing CHSAA, Gov. Jared Polis: Move football back to fall	7.8.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
Roughly 90 administrators from across the state who want football back in the fall met with CHSAA executive director Rhonda Blanford-Green early Thursday morning via a Zoom call, The Post has learned.
Wadhams: The ghost of Tom Strickland haunts Hickenlooper	6.8.2020	Denver Post: Opinion
Not all of those unaffiliated voters -- even those who vote for Biden over Trump — will buy off on this “sure thing” Senate race. They are unaffiliated for a reason. They shy away from partisan labels, and they will give Senator Cory Gardner a fair hearing.
Guest Commentary: Polis isn’t speaking for us when he says there won’t be a 2022 fracking initiative	1.8.2020	Denver Post: Opinion
We are in a national moment of reckoning about the distribution of privilege and power in our culture. All of us are being called to reflect and account, particularly those in leadership positions.
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