On today’s show, we talk about the ongoing struggle between Colorado regulatory agencies, the federal government, and Suncor refinery, the state’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases that’s in a mostly Latino residential North Denver community. The Environmental Protection Agency announced […]
Patrick and Mara Tcheuno started their own farm Bibamba Artisan Chocolate in Cameroon to fight against the system that oppressed his village. After moving to Denver, they continue to support his home while distributing chocolate at Colorado Farmer’s Markets. KGNU’s Rossana […]
Our guest this morning is Adriana Paola Palacios Luna; mother of three, communicator, sociologist and volunteer community connector. She’s passionate about art, science and culture for social justice. Adriana is the Founder of Luna Cultura, which recently celebrated its anniversary […]
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On Saturday protestors marched outside of Governor Jared Polis’ downtown Boulder residence to protest the state’s decision to take down air quality monitors at a fracking site next door to Bella Romero, an elementary school in Greeley. Alexis Kenyon spoke […]
If you live in Boulder you’ve probably noticed Lime’s green scooters parked on sidewalks East of 28th street. The scooters and e-bikes managed by B-cycle are part of a new year-long micro-mobility initiative in Boulder testing out small, electric-powered vehicles […]
The Front Range has been under air quality alerts more often than not this summer. Lawmakers and community activists held a meeting this week to discuss Colorado’s increasingly dire air quality issues – and a new way of monitoring them. […]
“The problem is that the toxic politics around environment has caused the movement to be stalled.” Frederic Rich is a renowned conservation activist and lawyer who says that the divisive and toxic nature of our bipartisan political system has led […]
