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| 8/5/2008 | |
| Global warming is real, is happening now, and is largely caused by human activities. To prevent the worst impacts of global warming, the United States must take action to reduce global warming pollution quickly and dramatically. Electricity generation accounts for more than a third of America’s emissions of global warming pollution. Preventing catastrophic global warming, therefore, will require the United States to shift away from highly polluting sources of power, such as coal-fired power plants, and toward clean, renewable energy. | |
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| 7/1/2008 | |
| According to a new white paper released today by Environment Colorado the country's energy consumption could be cut by 11 percent by 2020 through simple building efficiency measures. | |
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| 5/27/2004 | |
| Every Memorial Day weekend, families and friends pile into their cars and drive to the beach, national parks, and other popular tourist destinations. This Memorial Day, with gas prices soaring above $2 per gallon in some parts of the country, consumers will pay more for these weekend trips than in years past. | |
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| 2/21/2007 | |
| Developing Colorado's renewable energy resources will yield better results for Coloradans than building more coal- or gas-fired power plants. By investing in renewable energy to meet our electricity needs, we can create jobs, stabilize energy prices, and reduce the long-term economic and environmental risk from global warming pollution. | |
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| 2/12/2004 | |
| In its 2004 session, the Colorado General Assembly is considering legislation (HB 1273) to require Colorado’s investor-owned electric utilities to acquire a specified minimum amount of electric power from renewable energy sources. | |
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