• ‘Green’ bandwagon is getting a big push | USATODAY.com
  A piece about the launch of an ambitious $100 million marketing campaign on climate change includes a profile of a Colorado man who’s taken the message to heart.
  (tags: global+warming Colorado carbon+emissions carbon+footprint home+heating+bill recycling)
• You Are How Your Live || WSJ.com (subscription required)
  Across the country, thousands of communities are trying to fight urban sprawl and global warming from the ground up.
  (tags: housing global+warming development buildings land+use+planning)
• Lighting the Way || Fort Collins Now, Colorado
  Residential solar energy has become an increasingly viable option among environmentally proactive Coloradans. See how a Boulder-based firm, Bella Energy, has benefited.
  (tags: solar residential Colorado carbon+footprint global+warming)
• SPEAKOUT: Benefits of solar energy manifold || The Rocky Mountain News
  Colorado ranks fourth in the nation in solar resources. Several bills in this legislative session will put an “Open for Business” sign on these resources.
  (tags: solar energy global+warming Colorado state+legislature)
• What Would a Carbon Tax Look Like? || TreeHugger
  A new study predicts how electric utilities and consumers would react to a tax on the greenhouse gas.
  (tags: carbon+tax utilities greenhouse+gases)
• Cap-and-trade vs. “t-word” in California || Marketplace
  California Gov. Schwarzenegger is working on a “cap-and-trade” plan to cut the state’s greenhouse gases … But some environmentalists are skeptical of a market-based approach.
  (tags: carbon+tax carbon+emissions carbon+trading carbon+caps greenhouse+gases global+warming California)
• Al Gore Backs Carbon Tax || Greentech Media
  Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore says adopting a carbon tax is one of the best things governments can do to fight climate change.
  (tags: Gore global+warming carbon+tax climate+change carbon policy tax)

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