Keep Colorado Green is 501(c)(4) political organization founded by America's youth, with the goal of supporting and proposing pro-environmental policies.
Right now Coloradan politicians don't have to know anything about how their proposed legislation will impact our local ecosystems or public health. Sign our petition so that together we can keep our local governments accountable: https://t.co/5XYOtZHvFf
Exciting to see our bill getting implemented. We asked for an analysis of greenhouse gas emissions on proposed legislation because we are facing a #ClimateEmergency and we need this information before we pass a law, not a year down the road when it’s too late.#coleg#copolitics
If @Hickenlooper runs for US Senate, we want to be clear. Given his track record, we will not support his race and will campaign against him. There are many Senate candidates running in CO that are climate champions, he is not one of them. @sunrisemvmt
.@GovofCO just signed #SB236 to modernize the PUC with the tools to move Colorado to 100% #cleanenergy. “We’re ready for the future now in a way we could not be without this bill” -@HansenForCO
Incredibly proud of @KeepGreenCO and everyone who worked with us to get the future note passed! When youth organize and speak out, we win.
Ps. I'm the guy second from the left.
We started the campaign 2 years ago to add a future note into all future legislation, and it just passed both the CO House and Senate! @jaredpolis it's your turn to add your signature to environmental accountability & to protect CO for future generations.
Something special is happening this April. For the first time, renewable energy (hydro, biomass, wind, solar and geothermal) will generate more electricity than coal-fired plants in the US!
https://t.co/rPS29TQ6SX
Colorado Democrats took on the oil and gas industry. Now the recalls are starting — and the first target is a gay woman of color. https://t.co/xgluHcBADO by @aidachavez
As we look forward to the possibility of a sustainable future this Earth Day, let us remember what we've learned since last year. https://t.co/4yKgWWYLXt
90% of operational nuclear reactors in the U.S. have at least one design flaw making them susceptible to flood damage and storm surge. Climate change will make both of those happen more often https://t.co/xJ8haEbIHr