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States cut winter electricity rates to make heat pumps cheaper — Static01.nyt.com

States cut winter electricity rates to make heat pumps cheaper

Massachusetts and Minnesota are requiring most major utilities to offer discounted winter electricity rates for customers who heat with heat pumps, and Colorado is moving toward similar rules, the New York Times reports. Officials say the discounts respond to the fact that much of the U.S. grid is built

Trump veto puts Arkansas Valley Conduit water funding in doubt — Static01.nyt.com

Trump veto puts Arkansas Valley Conduit water funding in doubt

President Trump used the first veto of his second term in late December to kill legislation that would have aided the Arkansas Valley Conduit, a long‑planned pipeline meant to bring clean drinking water to about 50,000 people in Colorado’s southeastern plains. Congress had unanimously passed the bill,

Shift suicide prevention upstream to address causes before crisis — Api.time.com

Shift suicide prevention upstream to address causes before crisis

An essay in Time argues the United States should expand suicide prevention beyond crisis response to include upstream efforts that change the conditions people face long before they reach a breaking point. The piece says the national approach has long leaned on intervention and treatment — searching for warning signs, using

Hiker believed killed by mountain lion in Colorado; two cougars euthanised — Ichef.bbci.co.uk

Hiker believed killed by mountain lion in Colorado; two cougars euthanised

A hiker is believed to have been killed by at least one mountain lion on a remote Colorado trail on Wednesday, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) officials said. If confirmed, it would be the first fatal mountain lion attack in the state since 1999. A group of hikers found the

Federal order keeps Colorado coal unit available despite planned closure — Cdn.arstechnica.net

Federal order keeps Colorado coal unit available despite planned closure

On Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright issued an order requiring one of the three units at the Craig Station coal plant in Colorado to remain available after it had been scheduled to close at the end of this year. The plant’s remaining two units were expected