What are the 2024 Colorado ozone bills?
With harmful levels of air pollution each summer along the Front Range, Colorado legislators are considering bills to cut ozone and clean up our air.
Kirsten
Schatz
Clean Air Advocate, CoPIRG
Started on staff: 2003
B.A., Rice University
Kirsten joined CoPIRG’s staff in 2022 and is focused on fighting for clean air for Coloradans and transforming transportation systems. Previously, she oversaw The Public Interest Network’s efforts to engage alumni/former employees and volunteers in the network’s work, specializing in communications and organizing events in dozens of cities. Kirsten lives in the Denver area with her husband and two children, where she is an avid hiker, biker, church choir member and gardener.
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Posts by Kirsten Schatz
Cleaning up our air by shifting to electric lawn equipment
All you need to know about gas lawn equipment pollution and cleaner electric lawn mowers in Colorado
Seven new laws that go into effect in 2024
This January, seven laws go into effect that will reduce air and water pollution, increase consumer protections and cut waste.
Seven major policies going into effect in Colorado on January 1st
Policies will promote electric lawn equipment and vehicles, restrict PFAS, plastic bags and polystyrene, protect farmers right to fix their equipment, increase data privacy, and make it easier for consumers to compost
National web briefing tackles harmful pollution from lawn equipment
Clean air leaders discussed policies to accelerate the transition to electric lawn mowers, leaf blowers and more
