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Reposted by Noelle Phillips
Matt Sebastian
@mattsebastian.com
· Sep 2
Colorado’s new building code is designed to cut carbon emissions. But what will it do to new home prices?
While the new code may add to upfront building costs, state officials hope those are offset by lower utility bills for owners over the years.
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Reposted by Noelle Phillips
Reposted by Noelle Phillips
Matt Sebastian
@mattsebastian.com
· Jul 21
5 companies bid in Colorado’s first greenhouse-gas credit auction, criticized as pay-to-pollute scheme
Colorado held its first greenhouse gas credit auction but details on which companies bought their way out of emissions regulations is unknown.
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Seth Klamann
@sethklamann.bsky.social
· Jul 18
For a ‘low payment,’ consultant offered to get Colorado counties off Trump’s list of sanctuary jurisdictions
“When I received this email, I was floored. … I saw it as the single most corrupt shakedown attempt that I’ve ever experienced, personally, in Colorado politics,” a Jeffco c…
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Reposted by Noelle Phillips
Reposted by Noelle Phillips
Matt Sebastian
@mattsebastian.com
· Jul 1
Millions of tons of coal ash are buried underground in Colorado, seeping toxic chemicals into groundwater
When Xcel Energy stopped burning coal at its Valmont Power Station in 2017, it left 1.6 million tons of toxic coal ash on the property — and now that waste is leaching hazardous metals.
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Reposted by Noelle Phillips
The Denver Post
@denverpost.com
· Jun 18
Colorado won’t say if it will turn over Medicaid data that feds could use to find immigrants
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services last week handed over personal information about Medicaid enrollees — including immigration status — to the Department of Homeland Security.
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Reposted by Noelle Phillips
The Denver Post
@denverpost.com
· Jun 17
RFK Jr.’s firing of little-known committee members could mean families can’t afford vaccines
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissed all members of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which recommends which shots insurance should cover for specific groups.
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