Colorado Forecast Hot & Muggy - Tips for Beating the Heat (Stroke)
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document.write("Public News Service - July 27, 2010
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document.write("Denver - It looks to be a hot and humid week in Colorado - the ideal conditions for heat-related illnesses to sneak up on the unprepared. Dr. Christopher Colwell, director of emergency medicine at Denver Health, has tips to ensure that too much sun doesn\'t mean a visit to his workplace.
CO Nonprofits Celebrate Earth Day, Efficiency, Lower Energy Bills
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document.write("Public News Service - April 22, 2010
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document.write("Greeley, CO - Many Colorado nonprofits are celebrating Earth Day in a new way this year. They\'ve received energy efficiency upgrades to their facilities that help cut back on both bills and energy consumption. Comments from Heather Gullen, NEEP Program Manager for Energy Outreach Colorado.
Heating Prices Down, But More Coloradans Still Need Help Staying Warm
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document.write("Public News Service - November 23, 2009
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document.write("Denver – The cost of natural gas is down from last winter, but despite that, the economic turmoil has more Colorado households struggling to pay home energy bills. Comments from Skip Arnold, executive director with Energy Outreach Colorado, who says help is available.
CO Groups Expect Crush of New People in Need of Energy Help
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document.write("Public News Service - October 12, 2009
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document.write("Denver - Recent poverty data shows a rise in poverty in the state, but it doesn\'t reflect the worst of the current recession. Groups that deal with low-income families say they\'re already seeing a jump in families needing help paying utility bills, and winter hasn\'t even set in yet. Comments from Jennifer Gremmert, deputy director for Energy Outreach Colorado who also serves on the state Poverty Task Force.
More Stimulus Dollars Heading to CO to Boost Energy Programs
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document.write("Public News Service - July 21, 2009
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document.write("Denver - More stimulus dollars are headed for Colorado to pay for energy efficiency programs designed to help lower winter heating bills. Comments from Todd Hartman, spokesperson for the Governor\'s Energy Office, Howard Geller, executive director of the Colorado-based Southwest Energy Efficiency Project, and Jennifer Gremmert, deputy director with Energy Outreach Colorado,.