Letters

Measuring municipalization...

Rethink city leadership For the current majority on the City Council, addressing “quality of life” issues appears to apply not to residents and neighborhoods, but...

Google-eyed Biodynamically, as monoliths in the outbacks of Boulder, IBM can be likened to a hidden and somewhat forgotten prairie dog town, NCAR an eagle-eyed...

Danish’s latest rant...

Hickenlooper is D-O-N-E When you listen to him talk about his positions and his abilities to build consensus, remember: John Frackenlooper is a liberal Republican,...

We read with interest — and sadness — Pamela White’s article about homelessness (“There’s no easy fix for homelessness,” Uncensored, Jan 21...

Quantum leap needed Historically and culturally, the U.S. is a nation sustained by economic exploitation, violence and white supremacy, all conducted under a veil of...

Colorado Secretary of State fails to protect Colorado citizens On Sept. 4, 2016, it was reported that natural gas emissions surpassed coal according to the...

Frack tracks, revisited...

Wild places The Adventure article, “Quicksand and Barbaric Yawps” (Re: Feb. 13, 2020) about wilderness therapy highlights the importance of the wilderness and wild places...

On the new NAFTA The revised North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) will soon come up for a Congressional vote to approve or disapprove. The...

Romanoff vs. Bennet (Re: “The chosen one?” News, Feb. 25.) Thanks for shining some light on the Romanoff/Bennet contest. The Bennet juggernaut is all too typical of the hidebound Colorado Democratic Party machine: ignore popular sentiment and push a D.C. insider with...