• A Shift in the Debate Over Global Warming || New York Times
  A growing chorus of economists, scientists and students of energy policy are saying that whatever benefits the cap approach yields, it will be too little and come too late.
  (tags: cap+trade carbon+tax global+warming greenhouse+gases climate+change energy+efficiency)
• Fast-tracking climate policies || Boulder Daily Camera
  A team of researchers at the University of Colorado law school have completed a new study that lays out the authority the next president could use to introduce global-warming policies without waiting for legislation.
  (tags: global+warming legislation executive+orders president University+of+Colorado)
• Report: West warming faster than the rest of country || Summit Daily News
  The Colorado River Basin is heating up faster than nearly any other part of North America, with potentially serious consequences for the region’s economy and environment.
  (tags: Rocky+Mountains drought global+warming climate+change)
• Completing the beltway an unwise fixation || The Denver Post
  Two local politicians ask: “As Colorado strives to do its part to address global warming, why would we opt for a “solution” that puts more development in areas where there are no transportation choices but driving, and has no public transit?”
  (tags: global+warming transportation Colorado beltway public+transit emissions)
• Save Energy, Save Money, Save the Planet . NOW on PBS
  A very different municipal approach to saving energy and $ locally. This show examines the Cambridge Energy Alliance, which focuses on energy efficiency building retrofit projects and offers low-interest loans. Maybe Boulder should be doing more of this?
  (tags: efficiency energy buildings podcast finance Massachusetts municipal nonprofit loans)

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