One of Colorado’s largest anti-fossil fuel activist groups has taken credit for a stunt relying on a significant amount of crude oil-derived airplane fuel to protest crude oil production in a message on Monday to a small handful of oil and gas proponents.
The proposed ballot measure forcing introduction of wolves into Western Colorado has touched off another debate pitting ranchers and livestock advocates against proponents (primarily the Sierra Club and a coalition
The Sierra Club, which insists politics has no place in wildlife management, now dismisses wildlife professionals as nothing more than “bureaucrats,” whose flawed judgment must be overruled by the political process.
“If a candidate feels that an opposing message contains false information, they can request that the broadcasters stop airing the message.” — Justin Sasso, President and CEO Colorado Broadcasters Association.
The campaign to block Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt from becoming EPA administrator shows green groups have learned nothing from the 2016 election and still have big problems with blue-collar voters.
Next time around, it’s going to be much harder for big national environmental groups to pretend they’re homespun, grassroots and local.
One of the anti-fracking signature gatherers is actually pinning the blame on Denver’s homeless population.
Even without anti-fracking measures on the ballot, environmental politics will continue to play a huge role in Colorado elections this year.
Environmental activists are about to launch their annual scare campaign about air quality. It’s a yearly ritual aimed at boosting the federal EPA’s authority over states and businesses big and small.
Blue-collar and rural voters have been left in the cold while environmental groups toast themselves and whatever they think was achieved in Paris.
Martin and Wirth discussed coal mine closures in Western Colorado, which as Martin acknowledged may be what the environmental community wants but would be “bad for the miners and their families, bad for the local economy.”
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