Riding to the rescue are all the local Boulder climate experts willing to make living in Boulder only more and more expensive.
A group of local climate scientists, renewable energy experts, green-building consultants, land-use planners, policy specialists and zero-energy architects have a message for the Boulder City Council:
It’s time to get serious about carbon.
The Boulder Climate Action Network is just a few weeks old, but its members are not new to the challenges of climate. Stirred to life by the words of renowned green thinker Hunter Lovins and backed by the extensive resumes of its members — including people who work for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and the Rocky Mountain Institute — “Boulder CAN” is offering to help the city make good on its 2002 pledge to meet the Kyoto Protocol.
