Conservation Colorado

Jul 17, 2024 | conservationco.org | Joe Cooper

Press Contact: Angela Simental, Vice President of Marketing & Communications | 303-605-3483 | [email protected] en españolScorecard shows how Colorado lawmakers voted on key environmental legislationDENVER — Today, Conservation Colorado released its 2024 Legislative Scorecard, displaying every Colorado legislator’s votes on key environmental bills during the 2024 legislative session.

Jun 11, 2024 | conservationco.org | Joe Cooper

Clic aquí para leer en español. The 2024 legislative session saw huge progress for Colorado’s environment, thanks to you! Together, we helped pass historic laws on climate, air quality, land and water while stopping dozens of harmful oil and gas ballot initiatives. Dive in to see the amazing impact we made together and learn how you can keep the momentum going with Conservation Colorado.

May 13, 2024 | conservationco.org | Joe Cooper

Press Contact:Angela Simental, 303-605-3483, [email protected] en españolDenver — Conservation Colorado, the state’s largest environmental advocacy organization, announced today a slate of endorsements in Colorado’s June 25 primary. “Conservation Colorado is endorsing candidates who have shown their commitment to being a true environmental champion,” said Aly Ferrufino-Coqueugniot, Conservation Colorado’s political director.

May 7, 2024 | conservationco.org | Joe Cooper

Press Contact:Angela Simental, Conservation Colorado, 303-605-3483, [email protected] en españolThe Colorado legislature passed two bills yesterday, “Ozone Mitigation Measures” (SB24-229) and “Oil & Gas Production Fee” (SB24-230) bills, which will help make significant progress in addressing the harm to the environment and communities caused by the oil and gas industry.

Apr 29, 2024 | conservationco.org | Joe Cooper

Press Contact:Angela Simental, Conservation Colorado, 303-605-3483, [email protected] — Legislators will soon introduce two bills aimed at improving Colorado’s air quality and public health with support from a coalition of environmental and community groups that have for years championed meaningful action to address the state’s severe ozone pollution crisis. The coalition urges lawmakers to move quickly to ensure passage of the new legislation.