In the past week, Denver has seen a 100-degree temperature swing, nearly hurricane-force winds, and something like two feet of snow. If we<U+2019>re not building our future with a focus on the climate, we<U+2019>re not building a future at all.
Chris Hansen
@HansenForCO · CO · S
Posts650
Engagement8,194
Voting-record position-0.313
CoverageJan 1, 2020 to Mar 17, 2023
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| Environment | 9.2% | 1.4% | +7.8 pp | Over-indexed | 650 |
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RT @SteveFenberg: Let this summer of #cofire serve as a major wake up call that we are woefully underfunding wildfire prevention, mitigatio&
RT @CNN: A wildlife camera in Boulder, Colorado, captured about 400 <U+201C>bear selfies<U+201D> after a curious black bear started investigating the cam<U+2026>
Thank you @PresidentBiden for your support of Colorado as we recover from #marshallfire. This is another example of how the climate crisis makes the case for passing #buildbackbetter immediately.
The reason I ran for office was to pass bills that would fight climate change, embrace climate justice, and create clean jobs. Yesterday, @GovPolis signed a slate of major energy bills which will accomplish these goals. #COleg #COpolitics #KeepColoradoGreen https://t.co/z68MI685TA
In 2019, my colleagues and I passed the most ambitious clean energy legislation in Colorado history, establishing a greenhouse gas emissions reduction target of 90% by 2050. While this is a great end goal, we still have a lot of work to do to figure out how to get there. 1/2
We are all familiar with the infamous brown cloud that looms over Denver and Colorado's front range. My bill, SB22-138, works to reduce ozone pollution and move Colorado more quickly toward our greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction goals. 1/ <U+2B07><U+FE0F> https://t.co/KJ9boixew3
Very bad news for Colorado: <U+201C>Snow may vanish for years at a time in Mountain West with climate warming<U+201D> https://t.co/CdoHMoxwcl
When I ran for office, my top priority was to ensure that we made this planet, our home, cleaner and greener. 5 years later, that's still my top priority. I am committed to finding innovative and equitable solutions to climate change. Happy #EarthDay2021. #COleg #COpolitics https://t.co/KI5nWE9uXl
Today, @GovofCO signed into law the 21-22 CO budget. Never before has so much been invested in our future, in recovery, in equity, and in protecting the climate. Thank you to @domoreno, @McCluskieforCO, @leslieherod, and all the staff who worked tirelessly to get us here. #COleg https://t.co/NeY8cSaSqT