Since 2021, Pueblo County Commissioners have been considering putting a nuclear power plant in Pueblo to replace the Unit 3 Coal plant. This is a dangerous idea for many reasons. Pueblo’s County Commissioners, as well as city and state elected representatives of Pueblo, need to hear that nuclear power is Read more
Bring the kids to the YMCA 2025 Southeast Fall Family Festival to share the Fight Climate Change Not Each Other message, learn how to get involved, and enjoy a fun Halloween-themed Trunk or Treat evening at the Southeast YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region. Help feed the less fortunate while Read more
Visit the Climate table mid-day, then enjoy taking care of our birds and your backyard habitat at Wild Birds Unlimited and check out their upcoming nature-focused events!
When: Tuesday, October 28th 4-6PM Where: Shooks Run Trail (Park on Corona St. in front of Leon Young Shooks Run) Join us following the pickup at Poor Richards for a Happy Hour!
The Hoodies are in just in time for fall, so you can share the message without freezing! Peruse the bookstore, toy store, or relax in the cafe after an outdoor chat at the climate table.
Visit the Climate table mid-day, then enjoy taking care of our birds and your backyard habitat at Wild Birds Unlimited and check out their upcoming nature-focused events!
The Colorado College Delegation to the UN Climate Summit (COP30) has invited local climate community leaders to share stories and experiences as we seek to diversify and mobilize Southern Colorado Climate Movements. The discussions will occur in Gaylord Hall in the Worner Community Center.
Colorado Renewable Energy Society Webinar The grid is big and made up of lots of big things—powerplants, transmission lines, substations, and utilities. For nearly 35 years, Karl R. Rábago, who has always been a bit contrarian, has been focused on the small end of this big system. And he has Read more
Get your “Fight Climate Change, Not Each Other” hoodies, shirts or bumper stickers and shop, dine and relax local at Poor Richards Downtown – Environmental supporters and helping keep our region cleaner and less polluted through the non-profit Richards Rubbish Roundup!
Parking on the South side, then walking north to clean up the underpass and the creek side. Join us for Pizza and drinks at Poor Richards after the clean-up!
Get your “Fight Climate Change, Not Each Other” hoodies, shirts or bumper stickers and share the message to energize climate action and awareness. Shop, dine and relax local at Poor Richards Downtown!
Join IEEFA for our next webinar discussing our latest report about how renewable energy parks with wind and solar resources, battery and long-term storage, and flexible loads, should be evaluated as alternatives to SMRs and gas with carbon capture as Colorado manages its transition away from coal. The presenters will Read more