Environment
Even Boulder Finds It Isn't Easy Going Green
By Stephanie Simon, for The Wall Street Journal, February 13, 2010
BOULDER, Colo.—This spring, city contractors will fan out across this well-to-do college town to unscrew light bulbs in thousands of homes and replace them with more energy-efficient models, at taxpayer expense.
Breaking News: CRU climate change expert Professor Phil Jones steps down
EPA lawyers silenced – Terrorists rights protected
It is a troubling time in America when extending Constitutional protections to the confessed 9/11 mastermind, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, and the first amendment rights of Nalid Malik Hasan, a deranged Islamic jihadist with known ties to Al Qaeda, now charged for murdering 13 at Ft. Hood, Texas, are protected, but employees at the Environmental Protection Agency are silenced.
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Featured Editor - Mark Hillman
Mark Hillman is a Colorado native, a farmer, "recovering journalist" and a former Majority Leader of the Colorado Senate. He also served as Colorado's acting State Treasurer and was elected to leadership posts for five of his seven years in the Senate.