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Proposed I-270 widening shows CDOT hasn't learned from its mistakes Original

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By Ean Thomas Tafoya
| Colorado Newsline
by Ean Thomas Tafoya, Colorado Newsline November 13, 2025 Here we go again. Years after the prolonged fight over the Colorado Department of Transportation’s widening of Interstate 70, CDOT is now proposing to widen Interstate 270. Coloradans learned painfully from I-70: projects that expand highways in historically burdened neighborhoods don’t heal communities, they compound harm. But, apparently, CDOT did not learn from its past mistakes.
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GreenLatinos Colorado: Sloans Lake Must Be Part of Vibrant Denver Bond

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By Ean Thomas Tafoya
| Westword Verified
In the heart of northwest Denver, Sloan’s Lake is more than just a scenic body of water. It’s a beloved gathering place, a recreational haven and a cultural cornerstone for the surrounding communities. But today, Sloan’s Lake is at a turning point. With thoughtful investment, we have a powerful opportunity to restore not just a natural resource, but a vital piece of our city’s public life.
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Opinion: Suncor refinery continues to violate its ai pollution permits. Colorado isn’t keeping them in check.

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By Olga Gonzalez, Ean Thomas Tafoya
| The Colorado Sun Verified
Enough is enough. The state of Colorado continues to fail communities whose health is harmed by the air pollution from the Suncor refinery in Commerce City. Even the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency knows the state is falling far short in protecting human health and the environment. It has now objected not once, but twice, to the refinery’s East Plant air permit, put forth by the Colorado Air Pollution Control Division.
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