Ballot issues 2A, 2B: Climate Tax + Bonds
Should Boulder replace 2 existing taxes with one (higher) tax to fund climate initiatives?
Opinion: Yes on 2A, 2B: Governments (and Boulder) should take the lead on climate change
Climate tax is imperative for planet’s future — and our own
Read more Opinion: Yes on 2A, 2B: Governments (and Boulder) should take the lead on climate change
Opinion: No on 2A, 2B: Climate tax funds employee paychecks, not carbon reduction
Boulder should invest in direct action, backed by cost-benefit analysis
Read more Opinion: No on 2A, 2B: Climate tax funds employee paychecks, not carbon reduction
To combat increasing wildfires, Boulder will ask for bigger climate tax
Proposed climate tax would replace two existing taxes, raise $6.5M in first year
Read more To combat increasing wildfires, Boulder will ask for bigger climate tax
‘Time for a reset’: Boulder moves toward ‘new paradigm’ on climate change
City council embraces new approach, pressures Xcel to keep pace
Read more ‘Time for a reset’: Boulder moves toward ‘new paradigm’ on climate change
Boulder will start counting emissions from in-commuting workers
City emissions could be double previous estimates
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2020 in Boulder: A Year in Review
What happened in the People's Republic during the pandemic? A lot.
It’s been 11 years since Boulder voters turned down a local tax
Last measure rejected at the ballot was 2009 funding for affordable housing
Read more It’s been 11 years since Boulder voters turned down a local tax
Study: Western Boulder County homes have biggest carbon footprint in U.S.
Large, spread-out housing driving climate change-causing emissions
Read more Study: Western Boulder County homes have biggest carbon footprint in U.S.
Boulder wants money for climate goals. First, it will see if residents are willing to pay.
$4-5M extra needed each year to meet city's emission reduction goals
Read more Boulder wants money for climate goals. First, it will see if residents are willing to pay.