Environment America · [email protected]

January 7, 2026 at 3:00 PM

Tell Walmart to expand solar power

Environment America We're calling on Walmart to install solar panels on every viable rooftop by 2035. Solar is one of our most untapped sources of clean energy, but we can change that. Urge Walmart to go big on solar.ADD YOUR NAME John,Ever notice how big-box stores have giant flat roofs and…

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January 5, 2026 at 5:01 PM

Learn more about monarchs... and the threats they face

Environment Colorado New tracking technology is showing us how individual monarchs migrate from Canada to Mexico.John,Scientists have figured out how to follow individual monarch butterflies as they make their epic migration across North America.Tiny solar-powered radio tags let researchers…

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January 1, 2026 at 6:42 PM

Match extended: You can help defend trees in the Santa Fe National Forest

Environment Colorado If our forests lose the protections that keep them wild, we could lose our favorite hiking trails, fishing holes and campgrounds forever. Here's an important update, John: We're extending our End of Year Drive one more day. It's not too late to double your impact.Here's…

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January 1, 2026 at 3:13 AM

4 hours left: Our oldest trees need you

Environment Colorado We won't let these ancient trees be cut down.John,Trees that have been standing for hundreds of years could be facing chainsaws and bulldozers.Our oldest and wildest forests are on the chopping block. And once these forests are lost, they won't grow back in our lifetime…

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December 31, 2025 at 11:02 PM

Give before midnight: Your gift for the bees will go twice as far

Environment Colorado Even the strongest team of bees is vulnerable to the toxic pesticides that are wiping out pollinators.John,Many bee species are solitary, but for others, it takes a team.Together, they create a society like a well-oiled machine. Bees divide and conquer fields of wildflo…

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December 31, 2025 at 6:35 PM

Review your member record: Be a guardian for our wild forests

Environment Colorado Help defend centuries-old trees.Forests older than the United States could be on the chopping block, John.We're gearing up to defend these centuries-old trees -- but it looks like we haven't received your End of Year Drive donation yet. Are you with us?For Immediate Rev…

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December 31, 2025 at 2:21 PM

Bees are worth saving. Are you with us?

Environment Colorado Our crucial year-end campaign deadline is now just hours away. Donate now and your donation will be matched. Environment Colorado's End of Year DriveMatch: Up to $100,000 nationwideDeadline: Midnight tonightDOUBLE YOUR IMPACT John,We're running out of time to unlock $10…

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December 30, 2025 at 7:43 PM

It's time to review your Environment Colorado member record

Environment Colorado With you by our side, we're looking forward to a greener, cleaner 2026.John,We won't sugarcoat it -- the environment is facing unprecedented challenges.Trees older than the nation are threatened by logging, toxic pesticides are being spread across millions of acres of f…

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December 30, 2025 at 2:33 PM

Cutting down one of the most important forests on Earth

Environment Colorado One of the planet's most important forests is being cut down, in part to make toilet paper.John,A vast forest stretching as far as the eye can see. It's one of the largest remaining intact ecosystems in the world, and yet 1 million acres of this forest are cut down ever…

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December 29, 2025 at 7:45 PM

We're facing an "insect apocalypse." But it's not too late to stop it.

Environment Colorado Scientists are sounding the alarm about an "insect apocalypse."John,Scientists are sounding the alarm about a devastating decline in insect populations around the country.Many are calling it an "insect apocalypse."1You can see the signs all around you. In the summertime…

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December 29, 2025 at 3:16 PM

Bees: Teetering toward extinction

Environment Colorado Bees have adapted to environmental challenges for millions of years, but they've never faced threats like these.John,A wiggle to the left... a waggle to the right...You're watching a bee's "waggle dance." This bee isn't just strutting her stuff -- she's letting her fell…

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December 28, 2025 at 8:34 PM

Habitat loss and pesticides: Bees need your help

Environment Colorado What world will queen bees wake up to next spring?John,Queen bees are getting cozy underground, preparing for their long winters' naps.1In a few months, when frosts thaw and green shoots emerge from the soil, queen bees will expect to wake up to a world full of flowers …

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December 27, 2025 at 4:23 PM

This tree has lived 500 years: Its next chapter could be in a lumber yard

Environment Colorado Help defend trees older than the nation.John,Swaying gently in the coastal breeze, the 500-year-old Sitka spruce stands sentry over the only home it's ever known -- southeast Alaska's Tongass National Forest.This tree holds so many stories, and as Sitka spruce can reach…

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December 23, 2025 at 3:26 PM

Will you help us defend forests, John?

Environment Colorado Environment Colorado is working hard to keep forests standing tall -- but we need your support.John,Will America's forests remain safe places for trees to grow tall and for wildlife to thrive? Or will chainsaws, roads and mining equipment tear these special places apart…

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December 22, 2025 at 3:05 PM

The worst year for bee deaths ever

Environment Colorado Beekeepers are reporting the worst mass bee die-offs ever recorded, with losses as high as 75%. Goal: $150,000Deadline: Wednesday, Dec. 31Beekeepers are reporting the worst mass bee die-offs ever. Will you make a year-end donation to help save the bees?DONATE John,The f…

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December 21, 2025 at 5:03 PM

Thank you for defending our national parks

Environment Colorado Your actions made a difference.John,Earlier this week, when news dropped that Sen. Mike Lee (Utah) had introduced an amendment threatening the future of our national parks, we mobilized our supporters to contact their U.S. senators to defend national parks.1And you answ…

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December 20, 2025 at 4:07 PM

Our forests at risk: From the longleaf pines to the Douglas firs

Environment Colorado Meet the trees we're working to save.John,Forty-five million acres of national forest could lose protection across America. That's an area about the size of Washington state that could be carved up by roads, slashed by logging and torn up by mining.1This plan from Agric…

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December 19, 2025 at 4:46 PM

Stand up for bees: Tell Home Depot to stop selling neonics

Environment Colorado Bee species are suffering. They need our help.John,Even low levels of exposure to neonics can attack a baby bee's brain, paralyze bees and make whole hives vulnerable to disease.1So why are these bee-killing pesticides still on Home Depot's shelves?We're urging Home Dep…

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December 17, 2025 at 9:34 PM

Urgent: Don't let Congress sell off our national parks

Environment Colorado Our national parks are treasures.John,News just broke that the U.S. Senate is considering an amendment that would transform the national parks system as we know it, and not for the better.Sen. Mike Lee (Utah) has proposed an amendment that would encourage selling off, t…

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  Environment Colorado Research & Policy Center · [email protected]

December 17, 2025 at 4:26 PM

Year in review: Here's what your support made happen

Environment Colorado Research & Policy Center From companies we petition to the research we share, it's your support that makes it all possible.John,Through challenges and success, we remain true to our singular mission: to protect the natural world.Together with supporters like you, in…

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December 15, 2025 at 3:44 PM

Tell Home Depot: Stop selling bee-killing pesticides

Environment Colorado Bees are dying, but bee-killing pesticides are still on many store shelves.John,A bee pollinates a flower, unknowingly picking up neonic pesticides that have drifted from nearby fields. Minutes later, the bee is dead.1Bee species are hurtling towards extinction. So do m…

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December 14, 2025 at 4:57 PM

Three bumblebees on the brink

Environment Colorado Endangered Species Act protections could be key in ensuring these bumblebees keep buzzing.John,Few insects can bring a smile to one's face like the humble bumblebee.But these buzzy fuzzballs are in trouble. No matter where you are in the U.S., you're about 50% less like…

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December 13, 2025 at 4:08 PM

Tell the EPA: Don't roll back protections for clean water

Environment Colorado What if polluters could pave over our wetlands without any federal repercussions?John,Venture into your local wetland, and you'll quickly see how unique these places are.Bobbing cattails and bullfrogs croaking atop lilypads, muskrats snuffling for food beneath the spraw…

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December 10, 2025 at 4:28 PM

Take action: This bill could permanently protect millions of acres of wild forests

Environment Colorado Millions of acres of wild forest are on the chopping block. Congress can save them.John,First, the birds fall silent.Soon, the sounds of the forest will be overwhelmed by the beeps and roars of heavy machinery as a road is carved through this vital habitat.Animals will …

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December 9, 2025 at 3:12 PM

Tell the Interior Department: Don't mine in the deep sea

Environment Colorado Mining deep in the ocean is too destructive for whales, turtles and other wildlife. A new plan would allow deep sea mining to tear apart underwater ecosystems, threatening everything from humpback whales to ancient coral. Tell the Interior Department: Don't let mining d…

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  Environment America · [email protected]

December 7, 2025 at 4:18 PM

Defend our forests with this t-shirt

Environment America Here's one way you can help the trees.Dear John,Our forests are full of wonder. Not only do they provide crucial habitat for thousands of species and filter drinking water for millions of people across the country they inspire all who visit and explore them.1 But threats …

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December 5, 2025 at 3:33 PM

Take action: This ancient forest could be destroyed by copper mining

Environment America Saguaro cacti and ironwood trees that have commanded this landscape for centuries could be lost to copper mines.John,For millennia, the gnarled and rangy trees for which Ironwood Forest National Monument takes its name have stood guard over the Sonoran desert, providing s…

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  Environment Colorado · [email protected]

December 3, 2025 at 1:03 AM

6 hours left: Be a guardian for our forests

Environment Colorado Become a forest defender today.John,Nearly a quarter of all the national forest land in America could soon lose protection. Then, our forests would be overrun with roads, bulldozers and chainsaws.1These trees could be cut down to stumps. Our forests will lose their magi…

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December 2, 2025 at 8:44 PM

Defend our forests: Review your member record

Environment Colorado Help us defend forests like the Santa Fe National Forest this Giving Tuesday.Hi John,It looks like we haven't received your Giving Tuesday gift yet. Take a look:For Immediate ReviewName: John xxxxxxEnvironment Colorado Member Number: 742-22721117Giving Tuesday Donor: N…

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December 2, 2025 at 5:42 PM

Giving Tuesday: The "crown jewel" of national forests needs our help

Environment Colorado You can be part of the movement to save the Tongass National Forest.John,Each year, eagles gather in the crowns of western hemlocks and bears wade through shallow rapids to witness something extraordinary -- the return of the salmon to the Tongass National Forest.This h…

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December 2, 2025 at 1:42 PM

Defend the Santa Fe National Forest this Giving Tuesday

Environment Colorado Our forests are on the chopping block. This Giving Tuesday, all donations to help defend our forests will be matched by generous donors. Match: $50,000Deadline: Midnight tonightThe U.S. Forest Service has proposed opening 45 million acres of wild national forests to log…

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December 1, 2025 at 4:00 PM

Tell your U.S. House representative: Defend 45 million acres of trees

Environment Colorado Forty-five million acres of trees are on the chopping block -- this bill could permanently protect them all.John,The songs of the wild forest are rich and layered. The chirps of birds lilt above the soft rustle of leaves tossed in the breeze. Frollicking fox kits yip as…

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November 29, 2025 at 3:58 PM

Trees in these three wild forests are on the chopping block

Environment Colorado The Forest Service could open 45 million acres of national forests to logging.John,Far from our bustling streets and busy lives, quiet forests await.It's not a fairytale -- these lands exist, for now. But if the federal government erases protections for wild forests, th…

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  Environment Colorado Research & Policy Center · [email protected]

November 25, 2025 at 4:30 PM

We need a better approach to extreme weather. Your story can help us get there.

Environment Colorado Research & Policy Center Your voice can make a difference. Experienced an extreme weather event? We need our leaders to take more frequent and severe weather disasters seriously. Your story can help us show them why.Share your story John,The first half of 2025 was t…

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November 24, 2025 at 4:06 PM

Alert: This bill could make it easier to kill whales, dolphins, sea otters and more

Environment Colorado This could be deadly for sea otters, whales, manatees and more.John,Out among the crashing ocean surf, half a dozen dolphins leap out of the water together in perfect sync. A humpback whale dives into the depths, flipping its iconic tail. Sea otters bob and float on a b…

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  Environment America · [email protected]

November 23, 2025 at 4:53 PM

You're invited: Tips for a zero waste holiday webinar

Environment America The holiday season doesn't have to come with environmental consequences. Join us to discuss ways to celebrate the holidays without the environmental impact.Register now Happy holidays, John!Every year, the holiday season generates enormous amounts of waste. From gift givi…

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November 21, 2025 at 4:50 PM

Meet one beloved marine mammal that's on the rebound

Environment America Since 1972, the Marine Mammal Protection Act has protected marine mammals. Here's one that has benefitted from its protections.John,Gray seals were once hunted to near extinction. But these beloved ocean mammals have officially entered their comeback era.Since 1972, the M…

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  Environment Colorado · [email protected]

November 19, 2025 at 4:38 PM

Tell Trader Joe's: Reduce single-use plastics

Environment Colorado Unpacking groceries shouldn't result in piles of wasteful plastic packaging.John,A whale was found dead with 88 pounds of plastic in its stomach -- much of it from single-use food packaging.1That whale isn't alone. From turtles and birds to marine mammals, the nonstop f…

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  Environment America · [email protected]

November 16, 2025 at 5:11 PM

What national forest should you visit next? Take our quiz to find out.

Environment America There's 154 national forests: Our quiz will help you choose the next one to visit.John,We're lucky enough to live in a country with 154 national forests spanning more than 190 million acres. But with so many options, choosing which forest to visit can be overwhelming.1But…

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  Environment Colorado · [email protected]

November 15, 2025 at 4:43 PM

Deadline Nov. 21: Protect critical arctic wildlife habitat

Environment Colorado Irreplaceable caribou, polar bears and migratory birds could lose their homes.John,One of the most remote and sensitive wildlife habitats in America is about to be destroyed.The Bureau of Land Management is proposing opening up 18 million acres of the Western Arctic for…

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November 13, 2025 at 5:00 PM

Celebrate the holidays with National Clothing Swap Day

Environment America Help us reduce waste this holiday season by hosting a clothing swap.Hi John,The holiday season is approaching, and we're all starting to feel the pressure to make our holidays memorable by buying a bunch of new stuff. All this shopping is tough on our pocketbooks, but it …

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  Environment Colorado · [email protected]

November 10, 2025 at 3:47 PM

Tell Lowe's: Help protect the world's largest intact forest

Environment Colorado Logging is eating away at the world's largest intact forest: Lowe's can help protect it.John,Each spring, pregnant woodland caribou journey to remote corners of the North American boreal forest to give birth and raise their calves, often returning to the same site year …

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November 9, 2025 at 4:21 PM

These three places are too special to mine

Environment America What is copper mining? How does it threaten three of America's most wild places?John,Three of America's most special and wild places could soon be opened up to copper mining -- a practice with potentially devastating consequences for the ecosystems, wildlife and communiti…

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  Environment Colorado · [email protected]

November 5, 2025 at 3:33 PM

Tell your U.S. senators: Logging won't "fix our forests"

Environment Colorado The so-called "Fix Our Forests" Act is closer to becoming law than ever before.John,The U.S. Senate is preparing to vote on a bill that could sentence millions of acres of trees to the chopping block.The "Fix Our Forests" Act could fast-track logging projects across the…

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November 3, 2025 at 4:13 PM

Tell Walmart: Stop the sale of bee-killing pesticides today

Environment Colorado Bee and other insect populations are collapsing, and a major cause of this decline can still be found on Walmart's shelves.John,Something's gone missing from America's landscape.Fewer bees hum and dart between wildflowers, fewer butterflies drift through gardens. The fa…

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  Environment America · [email protected]

November 1, 2025 at 4:20 PM

Why are there only 28 red wolves left?

Environment America The red wolf is known as "America's Wolf," but we may lose them forever.John,The lethal impact of a fast-moving car. The sharp crack of a gun shot. A patch of woods lost forever to development. On any given day, America's last red wolves may face one or more of these thre…

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  Environment Colorado · [email protected]

October 29, 2025 at 2:36 PM

Tell Orville Redenbacher's: Popcorn could help save bees

Environment Colorado Bees are in trouble. This popcorn company could be their unlikely champion.John,When we think of popcorn, we imagine nights at movie theaters, the smell of salt and melted butter, maybe even the sensation of kernels caught in teeth.But did you know that this beloved sna…

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  Environment Colorado Research & Policy Center · [email protected]

October 26, 2025 at 5:10 PM

Join our webinar: The future of Colorado's public lands

Environment Colorado Research & Policy Center Protect Colorado's public lands. We're hosting a community conversation about Colorado's public lands.RSVP John,I'm excited to invite you to a webinar on the future of Colorado's public lands.You can RSVP today.This is a chance to hear from e…

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October 26, 2025 at 3:55 PM

Bats!

Environment Colorado Brilliant, beautiful bats.John,We're approaching October's end and the bat silhouettes hung in windows and suspended from ceilings can mean only one thing: It's Bat Week!Okay, maybe they're just Halloween decorations, but that doesn't mean bats don't deserve their own h…

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October 23, 2025 at 3:12 PM

Tell Costco: Cut plastic, save wildlife

Environment Colorado Costco can play a big role in stemming the tide of plastic waste by reducing the amount of plastic on their store shelves.John,More than 8 million tons of plastic end up in the ocean each and every year.1Most plastic doesn't break down, so every piece of stray packaging…

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