Legislative News – June 2019
The legislature adjourned and left town while the Governor
continued to sign bills in order to meet the June 2 deadline (30 days following
sine die),...
All About Mining: 21st Century Mining for K-12 Educators
Summer is almost here
and so is the All About Mining course,
which runs June 13-21, 2019
For
course and registration details, visit allaboutmining.org
Well,
June is here and so...
Polis signs suite of climate, energy bills
Gov. Jared Polis on Thursday signed several bills addressing climate and energy in the state as he unveiled what he's calling a roadmap for...
A warning not to be ignored
How valuable is a balanced, diverse mix of energy sources? Just ask the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO), the grid operator that manages the...
Make smart changes to the General Mining Law
Clamp a royalty on minerals and metals mined on federal lands in the United States? Congress is considering doing so as part of an...
EPA promises to clean up wastewater from a Colorado Superfund site
The Environmental Protection Agency will take the first major steps this summer to clean up wastewater flowing from dozens of old mines at a...
Cyber risk, data breaches, and hackers… Oh my.
Cyber risk is more pervasive than ever. Almost inevitably, your organization will experience some type of cybersecurity incident. As breach issues and protection methods continue to...
Winding down with a vengeance
Post Script: The article below was written four days before the final gavel fell on the legislative session. In those four days, bills were...
EVRAZ, Xcel looking for new solar contractor
Rebidding surfaced in debate over PUC legislation
EVRAZ Rocky Mountain Steel and Xcel Energy are having to find a new contractor for the planned...
Did Colorado Legislature deepen rural-urban divide?
Southwest Colorado lawmakers score key victories
Southwest Colorado lawmakers were instrumental in passing groundbreaking bills this legislative session that guarantee free early childhood education; lay...