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Is the Electric Car’s Tax-Free Ride Coming to an End?
The tax-free joyride electric and hybrid-electric vehicle owners have been enjoying while cruising the highways and byways of America may soon be a thing of the past.

Colorado Republicans Kill ‘No-Brainer’ Renewable Energy Study
The Colorado House Committee on Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources voted to indefinitely postpone HB 1228, a bill that would have explored the economic impact of distributed generation of renewable energy in the state.

Cold. But Cold Enough to Kill Pine Beetles?
The recent cold snap across the Rocky Mountains have many people wondering whether the cold temperatures will have any impact on the mountain pine beetle populations decimating the region’s lodgepole pine forests.

Colorado GOP Proposes Repeal of Successful Renewable Energy Standard
In a symbolic move that has all the chance of passing as does a bill repealing national health care reform, a Colorado state senator has introduced legislation that would roll back the state’s renewable energy standard to just 10 percent.

Outgoing Colorado Gov. Ritter to Lead New Energy Economy… Again
On the heels of a term as the Governor of Colorado, Bill Ritter made building the “New Energy Economy” the centerpiece of his time in office. Now, Ritter, who leaves office next week, will have the opportunity to pick up right where he left off, although in an entirely new capacity.



















