“When we were born, we were born out of this need to shatter stereotypes of Latinos and communities of color as it comes to the environment. […]
Fracking Lawsuit
“The basis for our law suit is that the Obama administration has opened up more than 10 million acres of our public lands for fracking.” -Jeremy […]
City Council Homelessness Study Session
KGNU’s Roz Brown reports on the Boulder City Concil homelessness study session held August 31st. The meeting comes after a 50-member delegation returned from a fact […]
International Overdose Awareness Day
“We know that in 2013 that nearly 250 million (prescriptions) were written for opiods and that’s enough for every adult in the U.S. to have a […]
Reveal: Sick on the Inside-Behind Bars in Immigrant Only Prisons
Recently, we got some big news: The Department of Justice will end its use of private prisons. This means that about a dozen prisons – housing […]
Colorado School Discipline Report Cards
“The increasing use of police in school disciplinary issues is something that has been a problem for a long time, for decades.” -Daniel Kim, Director of […]
100th Anniversary of the National Parks Service
“I think a more general challenge that face all our public lands are efforts we’ve seen… to turn them over to private interests.”-Scott Braden, Wilderness Advocate […]
How to Get a Price on Carbon
“We are in trouble. We are right now in a trajectory, in fact locked into a trajectory, to warm the atmosphere well above the 1.5 degrees […]