A southern entrance to the Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge. Photo credit: Patricia Calhoun Link to full article: https://www.westword.com/news/boulder-gave-green-light-to-greenway-plans-without-public-comment-activists-complain-11948328

Click Here to Register for Public Comment On Tuesday, April 6th at 6pm, it is crucial that the community shows up in numbers to oppose the Rocky Mountain Greenway, a proposed mountain biking trail intended to encircle Rocky Flats, one of the most contaminated former nuclear weapons sites in the U.S. This will be the final Boulder City Council meeting before they hold a study session on April 13th, where they will be hearing a presentation on Rocky Flats and deciding on their

Click Here to Send a 1-Click Letter Help us reach our goal of 300 letters sent to Boulder City Council by April 6th! On Tuesday April 13th, the Boulder City Council will hold a study session prior to finalizing their decision on whether or not to continue their participation in the Rocky Mountain Greenway. While many local experts have concerns regarding the safety of the site for public recreation, the Boulder City Council has so far not made any commitment to hear from expe

On Monday, March 22nd, the Denver City Council unanimously voted in favor of a proclamation in support of the Global Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons! The Treaty, which officially became international law on January 22nd, 2021, makes it illegal to use, produce, or distribute nuclear weapons. Denver's unanimous decision to pass this proclamation is an important step in changing norms in the United States around nuclear weapons development and use, moving us closer