Chiles are hot. But so is renewable energy.
That was our message at Pueblo’s 30th annual Chile and Frijoles Festival, which took place last weekend.
Thousands of people flooded the downtown area to enjoy a spicy time and even spicier Pueblo chiles.
And they also showed their support for replacing the local Xcel Pueblo Comanche coal-fired power plant with renewable energy like wind, solar and geothermal.
Our team had a plethora of meaningful conversations and surpassed 1000 petitions collected for the campaign thus far!
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