Telluride Joins Lawsuit Seeking to Force Energy Companies to Offset Climate Change
5:09 Colorado saw its two largest forest fires in state history in 2020. This fall, the U.S. Drought Monitor classified the entire state as in drought. Colorado’s average temperature has risen by 2 degrees Celsius in recent decades. Scientists say all of these effects are caused by climate change. While these statistics have an impact from an environmental standpoint, according to Hilary Cooper, they also affect the pocketbook of state and local governments. “Our roads are deteriorating faster than they have in the past from extreme temperatures, and then of course the effects on our econ...