Record heat and fires are the backdrop for a climate stabilization plan
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September 2, 2020
Patricia Logan
More than 14 fires were burning in Colorado last week, sending unhealthy smoke into Boulder County and beyond.
These aren't the kind of records that anyone is proud of: Denver hit a new high mark for 25 days over 90 degrees in August, Boulder had 18; the active Pine Gulch Fire is the largest wildfire in Colorado history. Last week, ozone levels were "extraordinary," according to Boulder County Public Health, a mix of pollution from fossil fuels and smoke from wildfires. And, as of last week, more than 9...
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