Changing seasons invites the opportunity to reflect and embrace what it means to be both vulnerable and strong at the same time. Trees become more exposed in dropping temperatures when losing their leaves in the Fall. Budding flowers in the Spring endure random snowfall and uncertain conditions from day to day.

By Julia  Moravcsik It’s only human to think that the world we live in now will continue forever. Even if we know logically it isn’t true, we imagine the future to be pretty much the same as it is now. We will be driving the same type of vehicles, living in the same type of homes, eating the same type of food, doing the same type of work.

By Suzanne Plaut, 350 Colorado Volunteer Forge relationships. That was my key take-away as a first-time participant in 350 Colorado’s Climate Lobby Day at the State Capitol on February 10. Over 50 citizen lobbyists—teens, elders, from Pueblo to Denver, and from various racial and language backgrounds—supported by 350 Colorado’s stellar staff, held over 30 meetings with our state senators, representatives, and aides.