350 Boulder County

We want to hear from you! Join us next week on Thursday, June 4 at The Alliance Center in Denver to let us know how you think we can better protect our communities from the impacts and costs of the climate crisis. RSVP at the link: https://www.sierraclub.org/colorado/calendar
Other upcoming sessions are in Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and the Roaring Fork Valley. If you want to host a listening session in your community, DM us!

Oil and gas companies drilled and polluted less in 2025, but emissions from each well are rising, Colorado regulators say

350 Colorado’s own Heidi Leathwood is quoted:

“The drop in total emissions in 2025 is “an outlier,” likely due to a rush to get new permits in 2025 and the hiatus in new applications, Heidi Leathwood, a climate policy analyst with the environmental group 350 Colorado.”

Oil and gas companies drilled and polluted less in 2025, but emissions from each well are rising, Colorado regulators say Water is also a worry, with producers recycling a far lower percentage than in 2023, led by Western Slope and Front Range operations

Tonight is your opportunity to come dialogue about your environmental concerns in Boulder. We hope you can make it! Please bring a friend!

Join 350 Colorado in Boulder to learn about building local resilience to climate disasters. RSVP at the link below:

https://actionnetwork.org/events/boulder-here-now-tour-building-local-resilience-to-climate-disasters

🌎 Boulder, join us for the FIRST stop of the Colorado-wide “Here & Now Tour: Building Local Resilience to Climate Disaster”!

📍 Unity of Boulder — 2855 Folsom St.
📅 May 26, 2026
⏰ 6–8 PM

Colorado is already experiencing worsening wildfires, floods, drought, rising insurance costs, and other climate impacts. A 2026 study by the Colorado Fiscal Institute found that preparing for and responding to climate damages could cost Coloradans more than $1 BILLION per year through 2050.

But taxpayers shouldn’t have to carry the burden alone.

Join Mayor Aaron Brockett, Boulder County Commissioners, state leaders, community advocates, and neighbors for an important conversation about:
✅ How climate change is impacting our communities
✅ What resilience and adaptation projects Boulder needs most
✅ Potential solutions, including a Climate Superfund to hold major polluters accountable

Hear from speakers including:
• Aaron Brockett, Mayor of Boulder
• Ashley Stolzmann, Boulder County Commissioner
• Judy Amabile, Colorado State Senator
• Junie Joseph, State Representative District 10
…and more!

🍦 Enjoy Ben & Jerry’s ice cream and snacks from Whole Foods while connecting with others working toward a safer, healthier, and more resilient Colorado.

Co-sponsored by:
350 Colorado, Sierra Club Colorado, Colorado Jewish Climate Action, Third Act Colorado, Climatique, Clean Energy Action, Empower Our Future, and more.

Be part of the solution. Be part of the movement. 💚

Coming up Tuesday!

If you care about the environment, your presence is essential. Come join us in Boulder May 26 and speak to legislators about Make Polluters Pay. We want you to participate and support our communities.

RSVP Here: https://linktr.ee/350CO

If you care about the environment, your presence is essential. Come join us in Boulder May 26 and speak to legislators about Make Polluters Pay. We want you to participate and support our communities.

RSVP Here: https://linktr.ee/350CO

Colorado is already facing worsening wildfires, floods, drought, and rising costs. A 2026 study by the Colorado Fiscal Institute shows that preparing for and responding to climate damages will cost Coloradans over $1B on average per year moving forward through 2050. Taxpayers are footing the bill, but we can change that by making major polluters pay their fair share. Be part of the solution!

Dates and Locations:
Boulder County (May 26th, 6-7:30pm, at Unity of Boulder)
Denver Metro (June 4th, 6pm at the Alliance Center)
Fort Collins (June 16th, 6pm, Council Tree Library, Fort Collins)
Colorado Springs (June 17th, 5:30pm, Location TBD)
Roaring Fork (June 18, 6pm, Location TBD)

RSVP Here: https://linktr.ee/350CO

Hopefully some of you in Boulder can attend?! If so, please register.

Care about the environment? Your voice is needed!

Join us for the Hear & Now Tour with Boulder 350 Colorado!
This community conversation is focused on the proposed Make Polluters Pay legislation — and we want to hear from you. Come share your voice, connect with neighbors, and help shape a more just and sustainable future.

Mayor Aaron Brockett and other local representatives will be present to listen and engage.

Your voice matters — we hope to see you there!
RSVP Here :
https://actionnetwork.org/events/boulder-here-now-tour-building-local-resilience-to-climate-disasters/

FREE Boulder Climate Café!

The Climate Café is a welcoming, facilitated space to share how we feel about our ongoing climate change.

No debate or problem-solving—just honest conversation about emotions like grief, anxiety, anger, guilt, and love for the living world.

Climate distress is a natural response to a real crisis, and we’re not meant to carry it alone. Climate Cafés are open to everyone—no expertise or activism required. Just bring your honest presence.

When: March 29th, 2:30-4:30pm

Where: Boulder Main Library (Eldorado Room)

Register here to save your spot:
https://events.humanitix.com/boulder-climate-cafe

Hope to see you there and bring a friend!

Boulder Climate Café A Climate Café is a gentle, facilitated space to share feelings about climate change. It centers listening, connection, and care, not fixing or debate