DIY Climate Policy
By Natalya Savka January 6, 2019Meet the fast-food worker who turned Denver’s roofs green
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climate change
Stick a Fork in This Coal Terminal—It’s Done
By Natalya Savka January 17, 2018Citizens of Plaquemines Parish win a battle, if not the war
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coal
Anger As a Climbing Tool
By Natalya Savka October 16, 2017My pain may never go away. It would be nice if you'd at least acknowledge it.
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hiking
Electric Utility Ratepayers Are Fed Up With Expensive, Dirty Energy
By Natalya Savka August 22, 2017A power struggle in Pueblo, Colorado: Another gas plant or 100 percent clean energy?
No, This Latino Neighborhood in Denver Doesn’t Want Your 21-Lane Highway
By Natalya Savka December 8, 2016You can’t mitigate a 50-year-old injustice by tripling it in size
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transportation
Emma Ford's Falconry Glove
By Natalya Savka February 9, 2016The world's foremost female falconer on the hand gear that launched her career.
How Student Activists Are Battling Plastic
By Natalya Savka August 3, 2015At colleges in Senegal, Puerto Rico, and New Zealand, students fight to phase out the nonbiodegradable stuff
Enough Is Enough: Ironton, Louisiana, Nixes New Coal Terminal
By Natalya Savka April 6, 2015The tiny Louisiana town of Ironton already has two coal export terminals. The proposal to add a third has not gone well.
Students' Aha Moments
By Natalya Savka September 5, 2013How a professor, a class, even a PowerPoint presentation can change a life
Fractured
By Natalya Savka March 5, 2014Colorado is split. Some want to ban fracking, some want to frack more.