Some much-needed good news from Texas
Last month, Texas became the ninth state – and the first Republican-led state – to make Right To Repair a state law.
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How to get to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
Public Utilities Commission needs to deflate ballooning energy proposal
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RTD joins negotiating effort for rail from Denver to Fort Collins
Flying this summer? Airline complaints reveal what you need to watch out for
Energy Conservation & Efficiency
New Colorado sustainability goals will cut costs, reduce pollution
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We need the PUC to right-size Xcel’s oversized energy proposal
A proposal to replace a coal-fired power plant has ballooned into an oversized plan that comes with the risk of unnecessarily higher utility bills. It could also slow down how quickly we cut air pollution and could put more strain on our limited water supply.
Military servicemembers are frequent targets of financial scams and costly products
From manipulative loans to credit errors, servicemembers are facing alarming rates of financial exploitation.
Cities and states leading the way on electric lawn care
Webinar with local government, utility and nonprofit representatives offers tips for accelerating the shift to electric lawn equipment
Working to stop plastic waste: From store shelves to state capitols
Plastic waste is getting out of control. How organizing consumers, challenging corporations and winning new policies can reduce plastic pollution across the nation.
Shopping at Whole Foods should mean less plastic waste
Whole Foods says it's committed to sustainability, but its shelves remain lined with single-use plastic packaging.
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