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Time for the Supreme Court to finally end Boulder’s climate shakedown | GUEST COLUMN

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By Amy Oliver Cooke
| Colorado Politics Verified
The first case the U.S. Supreme Court hears in its new term won’t come from Washington or Wall Street. It will come from Boulder. And if you drive to work, heat a house or buy groceries in this state, you have a stake in how it comes out. On Oct. 5, the court will hear arguments in the case, which asks whether federal law bars Boulder from using state law to impose liability for alleged harms attributed to worldwide greenhouse-gas emissions.
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The congressional race in the county that powers Colorado Original

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By Amy Oliver Cooke
| WND
Denver, Colorado Colorado is losing economic ground. My home county, Weld County, is moving the other way. That contrast helps explain why Colorado’s Eighth Congressional District may be one of the most consequential energy races in the country this November. Colorado households are paying more for electricity thanks to bad state policy. In 2025, Colorado’s average retail rates were the highest in the Mountain states and ranked 21st-highest nationally.
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The Congressional Race in the County That Powers Colorado

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By Amy Oliver Cooke
| Times-Leader Verified
Colorado is losing economic ground. My home county, Weld County, is moving the other way. That contrast helps explain why Colorado’s Eighth Congressional District may be one of the most consequential energy races in the country this November. Colorado households are paying more for electricity thanks to bad state policy. In 2025, Colorado’s average retail rates were the highest in the Mountain states and ranked 21st-highest nationally.
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