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CoPIRG, (Colorado Public Interest Research Group), is a statewide, citizen-funded advocacy group that promotes the public interest.

We serve as an advocate for consumers, advancing solutions to problems that affect health, safety and wellbeing. CoPIRG (Colorado Public Interest Group) is a consumer group that stands up to powerful interests whenever they threaten our health and safety, our financial security or our right to fully participate in our democratic society. For decades, we’ve stood up for consumers, countering the influence of big banks, insurers, chemical manufacturers and other powerful special interests.

10/02/2026

From Bustang to VelociRFTA, Colorado and the Roaring Fork Valley have seen some great transit successes. We hosted an event to highlight the progress. We were joined by speakers from CDOT, RFTA, Aspen One, and the Mayor of Aspen Rachael Richards.

Bustang now has nearly hourly service along I-70 that connects to RFTA, which has everything from regional routes in dedicated lanes to lots of local service. The frequency is high - you don't always need to have to schedule.

Transit options reduce pollution, crashes and costs. Come up an enjoy the options.

City of Aspen Government

09/30/2026

Shoutout to Ranch View Middle School for helping us remove 81 pounds of trash from Denver’s Cherry Creek. We found a lot of plastic, which often takes hundreds of years to break down and can degrade into tiny pieces of plastic, known as microplastics, that hurt our environment and health.

You can check out photos from the event and what we found here - https://pirg.org/colorado/foundation/updates/81-more-pounds-of-trash-pulled-from-denver-waterway/

09/27/2026

The Colfax dedicated bus lanes opened today in Denver. 🚍 The lanes will make riding the Colfax bus faster and more reliable from the Capitol to Colorado blvd (with an extension coming later). Come check it out. There are celebrations happening over the next few weeks that you can check out. RTD Denver Streets Partnership

09/24/2026

How many data centers do we need? And what's the appropriate role for AI in our lives?

These are huge questions & we should take time to try to answer them. Just saying we need "more" data centers has a HUGE impact.

Data centers use water, lots of energy, impact air quality, produce noise & gobble up land. Overbuilding, especially in Colorado, could be a real mistake.

So, we're calling for a moratorium so we can slow down and get this right. In one day we got over 600 people and 35 businesses to join our call. You can find more here - https://pirg.org/colorado/articles/data-center-moratorium-now/

09/21/2026

GOOD NEWS - Clean air victory! Colorado's Air Quality Control Commission voted to further reduce harmful & -forming pollution from oil & gas operations across our state. This is one of many actions we need to take to make our air safer to breathe.

Victory: Colorado air quality leaders vote again to cut oil and gas emissions 09/21/2026

GOOD NEWS -- Clean air victory! Colorado's Air Quality Control Commission voted to further reduce methane & ozone-forming emissions from oil & gas operations across our state:

Victory: Colorado air quality leaders vote again to cut oil and gas emissions Approved proposal will bring healthier, cleaner air

How to get to the Broncos game without a car 09/19/2026

Are you heading to the Denver Broncos home opener tomorrow at Empower Field at Mile High? Here are our tips for skipping the hassle & cost of parking while cutting down on air pollution at the same time: https://pirg.org/colorado/foundation/articles/how-to-get-to-the-broncos-game-without-a-car/ Go Broncos!!

How to get to the Broncos game without a car Headed to the Broncos game or a concert? Here are tips for getting to Empower Field at Mile High stadium by bus, train or bike

How crazy was Colorado's summer weather, really? 09/18/2026

RSVP for our weather webinar - From high temperatures to low rainfall, this summer in Colorado has been … extreme. But how bad was it? And what could be the consequences as we head into the fall and winter? Join our webinar on Zoom with an expert panel of meteorologists and scientists, including 9NEWS meteorologist Chris Bianchi, Colorado Parks and Wildlife climate resiliency expert Angela Boag and the Assistant State Climatologist Peter Goble, to talk about the weather records we broke and the impacts of this summer on our communities and ecosystems.

How crazy was Colorado's summer weather, really? Join us as we talk with experts about the extreme summer weather we just experienced in Colorado

09/18/2026

Colorado has the 2nd most people who have been sickened by contaminated jalapeno peppers this year.

That's just one of 9 types of foods connected to foodborne illness outbreaks this year.

Congress should reverse the delay in a food safety rule that should have already gone into effect.

Check out more info and ways you can get involved here - https://pirg.org/colorado/updates/what-food-is-making-coloradans-sick/

09/17/2026

Our friends at Environment Colorado (and hundreds of other groups) are working to stop a proposal to rollback protections for 45 million acres of wild forests. These areas provide critical habitat for wildlife, places to hike, camp and fish and clean water for us to drink.

We already have plenty of places to log & alternatives we could use to reduce more logging. Once these places are cut down they won't regrow for generations.

Join groups across the country and sign a petition by October 6. https://environmentamerica.org/colorado/center/articles/defend-our-wild-forests/

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