DENVER – Today 40+ environmental groups representing tens of thousands of Coloradans impacted by climate change and air pollution delivered a joint letter opposing the Suncor Refinery’s Line 1 “Rocky Mountain Pipeline Project” supplemental crude oil pipeline expansion, which will increase greenhouse gas emissions and the toxic burden on an already heavily polluted frontline community in Commerce City, Colorado. 

By Max Link The federal government churns out economic indicators nonstop, relying on organizations such as the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the National Bureau of Economic Research. For most Americans, however, their primary concern isn’t the dollar-euro exchange rate parity or bond-buying programs by the Federal Reserve. It’s the price of essential goods such as gas and food, as well as employment prospects and subsequent wages.

Welcome to our September 2022 Newsletter! In this issue, learn about the #FossilFreeFed Campaign and recent actions that garnered international press at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium, along with why Environmental, Social and Governance investing is still not enough to combat the climate crisis. Also, learn about Colorado’s ozone pollution problem and efforts by 350CO and partnering groups to enact stronger protections.