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“Tell No Lies; Claim No Easy Victories”: Boulder Hosts United Nations Human Rights Climate Summit
It seems only fitting that a Boulder-based event would begin with a protest.
Co-sponsored by the University of Colorado Boulder (CU) and United Nations Human Rights, the inaugural Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit (RHRN) kicked off with a demonstration calling for fossil fuel divestment.
Here Comes the Sun: Joint City of Boulder and Boulder County solar incentives program helps power local nonprofits
Boulder’s 300 sunny days each year are doing more than just lifting spirits — they are also helping us to better serve our community’s most vulnerable.
Spotlight: TekUncorked Bringing Reliability and Resilience to India’s Grid
On a mission to provide reliable, outage-free electricity for all, TekUncorked CEO and founder Meenakshi Vashist sees the smart grid as a solution to India’s grid losses and powerless hours.
PVWatts at 20: Measuring Success in Megawatts and by the Millions
Expanding solar energy’s reach, one estimate at a time. Meet PVWatts.
5th Paris Peace Forum Talks Climate Contingencies and Collective Climate Action
In the shadow of COP27, as the European energy crisis has driven the Eiffel Tower to dim its glow, the fifth edition of the Paris Peace Forum (PPF) welcomed heads of state and civil society leaders from across the global governance, environmental, public health, digital rights, and social justice spheres to ponder the many — and concurrent — crises facing humanity today.
Climate Change Comms: It’s Time to Get Personal
This is a call to action.
I challenge my fellow climate change communicators to get personal; to hit a nerve. Inspired action comes from inspired people.
Start by telling your own story.
A Q&A with Jonathan Koehn: Hope and the Power of Bold Climate Action
We recently sat down with Jonathan Koehn, the City of Boulder’s Interim Director of the Climate Initiatives department to talk about the city’s new climate goals and why he’s more hopeful than ever for the future.
Letters to the editor: Wildland firefighters: Calling for fair pay
Rebecca Harris Sullivan: Wildland firefighters: Calling for fair pay
Many of us in South Boulder are slowly breathing a sigh of relief as the last curls of smoke rise from the ashes of the NCAR Fire.
My husband and I were among the 19,000 Boulderites who hastily packed our bags and evacuated our home. I firmly believed that we still had a home to return to thanks to the bravery and sacrifice of our wildland firefighters — as well as the year-round remediation work carried out by the City of Boulder’s Open Space and Mountain Parks team. We can never say “thank you” enough.
Do “Politicians Have the Will Power to Save Our Planet”? Rep. Neguse Talks Federal Climate Policy at Boulder Forum
It had been a busy week for Congressman Joe Neguse, and it was only Wednesday.
The U.S. representative for the second district of Colorado headlined the fifth panel event of the Boulder Forum on Economy, Climate and Community.
From Safer Space Travel to Improved Fisheries Monitoring: Wave Energy Modeling Tool Helps Design Tomorrow's Tech
Wave energy experts at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) are helping ensure the safety of Orion's future crew between splash down and recovery.
“Boulder Can Be a Laboratory That Shows How Systems Can Change:” A Boulder Forum Q&A with Steve Fenberg
The Senate Majority Leader distilled climate policy to the local level, applauded community’s leadership in climate action.