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As seen in: Colorado Public Radio, KEPC-FM (Colorado Springs, CO), NPR, Yahoo, Gothamist, WLRN-FM (Miami, FL), KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA), WUSF-FM (Tampa, FL), WOSU-TV (Columbus, OH), WVXU-FM (Cincinnati, OH), Durango Herald, KNPR-FM (Las Vegas, NV) and
Journalist and Producer. Previously Scripps Fellow @ CU Boulder, @FullFrontalSamB, JOC Fellow @IRE_NICAR, @Fulbright-@NatGeo, @sundanceorg/@bbc grantee
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Colorado and Nevada negotiators throw cold water on parts of federal plan to manage Colorado River

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By Ishan Thakore Verified
| Wyoming Public Radio Verified
When Scott J. Cameron, the acting commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation, strode to a lectern on Thursday, he riffed off an old Ronald Reagan joke and insisted that the federal government would help manage dwindling water on the Colorado River. “I’m at least trying to help you, as is the entire administration,” he told a group of officials, tribal representatives and experts at a University of Colorado Law School water conference in Boulder.
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Denver has a plan to heat and cool buildings with — wait for it — sewage Original

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By Ishan Thakore Verified
| Canary Media Verified
Denver’s largest source of emissions is its buildings, which tend to run on fossil fuels. The city is turning to a surprising solution to kick the habit. Denver has plans for a thermal energy network to help decarbonize its downtown core. (AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post via Getty Images) This story was originally published by Colorado Public Radio. Sign up for CPR’s weekly climate newsletter. DENVER — Like in many American cities, Denver’s largest source of climate pollution is its buildings.
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Bill reauthorizing utilities commission passes, stripped of some contentious provisions

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By Ishan Thakore Verified
| KUNC-FM (Greeley, CO) Verified
This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at cpr.org. Lawmakers passed a bill reauthorizing a powerful state regulatory body last week, after pushback from Xcel Energy and a coalition of business and labor groups. HB26-1326 reauthorizes the Colorado Public Utilities Commission for another seven years.
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