The Environmental Protection Agency’s hearings on Proposed Carbon Emissions Rules continue today in Denver. Yesterday, thousands showed up for a rally against the new rules at Lincoln Park, across from the capitol in Denver. Speeches were made promoting the use of coal as a clean and cost effective way to produce electricity. Some Continue reading
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Thousands Attend Rally Against EPA Rules in Denver
Rally Participants Urged to RSVP Quickly
Buses are being organized to take anyone who wants to participate in the rally against the EPA’s new carbon emissions rules in Denver next week. The rally will be held at the Lincoln Park Veteran’s Memorial on the west side of the capitol building. The buses are being paid for by the Craig Chamber and Friends of Coal. There is no cost Continue reading
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Residents Encouraged to Join Rally Against EPA Rules
The coal industry and Moffat County officials are urging residents to participate in next week’s rally for coal miners and power plant workers. The rally will be held near the state Capitol on the 29th, the first day of hearings being held in Denver. Moffat County Commissioner John Kinkaid will lead off the first day of Continue reading
Teen Birth Rate Drops in Colorado
The teen birth rate in Colorado dropped 40 percent from 2009 through 2013, and state officials say a health initiative aimed at low-income women is partially responsible. Governor John Hickenlooper and the state’s chief medical officer talked up the Colorado Family Planning Initiative at the Capitol on Thursday. The initiative has provided Continue reading
Governor Touts Plan to Curb Teen Pregnancy
Governor John Hickenlooper joined the state’s chief medical officer to tout a state initiative to reduce teen births. Hickenlooper and Dr. Larry Wolk talked up the Colorado Family Planning Initiative at the Capitol on Thursday. The initiative has provided more than 30,000 intrauterine devices or implants at to low-income women at 68 Continue reading
Public Comment Still Being Taken on EPA Emissions Rules
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