Colorado’s method of paying for highways and transit is “antiquated, inadequate and in need of overhaul,” Gov. Bill Ritter said Thursday as he challenged state leaders to come up with new ways of funding transportation.
Between now and November, a new transportation-finance panel will explore a variety of “sustainable revenue streams” for roads and mass transit in Colorado that could include tax increases, toll roads and other “public-private partnerships,” Ritter said at a transportation summit attended by more than 500 people at the Colorado Convention Center. Read full article by Jeffrey Leib, Denver Post Staff Writer
Categories: Colorado Transportation Financing process · Transportation financing
From solar power to biofuel, state is way ahead of federal government. Read full article by John Larson, NBC News Correspondent April 2, 2007
Categories: Alternative Fuels · Efficiency · Energy · Global Warming · State Policies and Leadership
Spurred by a Supreme Court ruling this week, environmental activists are stepping up pressure on carmakers to cut down on CO2 emissions. Will Detroit get the message? Backstage at the auto show. Read full Newsweek article by Keith Naughton
Categories: Cars · Global Warming
The world’s scientists are telling us with increasing confidence that the costs of doing nothing to regulate greenhouse gas emissions will be far greater than the costs of acting now. Read full editorial.
Categories: Global Warming · Policy · Uncategorized
