I think we can alllllll agree, #waterwins
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It's official: we're on Colorado's 2026 general election ballot. Tell your friends to vote YES on Prop 137 to protect Colorado's land and waters and help prevent wildfires. Learn More:
yesonprop137.com/prop-137-to…
#copolitics #coleg
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in life, it isn't heroics that are most impressive over all but a general plane of cheerfulness, equanimity, sense of humor & being reliable & generous at all times that is truly impressive. each of us presumably has enough friends/acquaintances/colleagues like this. these people truly enjoy their employment though it may be relatively low-paying, they enjoy their gardens, dogs, cats, walks, telling silly stories, movies, books. they just seem upbeat & even their complaints are couched in comic terms. they are not passionately political, not bitter & not especially optimistic. they just keep going.
sometimes I regard them as superhuman for just being consistent & if they buy books too, what a bonus!
thank you.
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With data from @nytimes API, I analyzed all national+local coverage since 2000—224K articles— to see which topics in each state get covered out of proportion to the rest of the country. A portrait of how the paper of record sees America, one state per tweet, alphabetical. 👇
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Colorado is already in one of the worst droughts in the history of the West. Climate change is making it worse and harder for our farmers yet the president calls climate change a hoax, has cut climate research, and started a war that’s driving up the price of gas and fertilizer.
More reason to dislike the OKC Thunder
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We don’t have time to waste, and neither does the Colorado River. Litigation won’t solve the problem – the best path forward is the one we take together.
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As the first reanalysis data become available, I think I can say with a fairly high degree of confidence that the March 2026 heatwave will go down as the most anomalously extreme heat event ever observed at any time of year in the southwestern U.S.
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$1.5 BILLION. Let me say it again - a $1.5 BILLION BET.
Bigger than any futures purchases made at the time.
5 minutes before Trump's post.
Who was it? Trump? A family member? A White House staffer?
This is corruption. Mind blowing corruption.
BREAKING: Just five minutes before Trump's announcement to halt the attacks on Iran, massive trades reportedly hit the market.
In one move, $1.5 billion in S&P 500 (ES) futures was bought while $192 million in oil (CL) futures was sold.
These orders were 4–6x larger than anything else at the time.
The trader seemingly made huge gains.
Unusual.
Colorado breaks another record!!!! January sports betting tax brings in just over $5million for the month. Great news for our rivers and everything that depends on them! 💧 🦬 🧑🌾 🎣 🛶 💧 #waterwins
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In a final plea to the Trump administration, @SNWA_H20 and @CRCofNV have proposed a two-year plan to stabilize the Colorado River.
Beyond 2028, Nevada says the seven states must reevaluate operating plans twice a year. Story @reviewjournal: reviewjournal.com/local/loca…
Voters thought Colorado wasn’t doing enough to protect its water even before this winter’s dry spell coloradosun.com/2026/02/06/c… via @coloradosun
We now have 5 calendar years of tax data from Sports Betting in Colorado. 2025 showed tremendous growth, bringing in $43.6 million for water projects across the state. Total since inception is $137 million. This revenue continues to grow even as our snowpack doesn't. #waterwins
Colorado sports betting tax update: November brought in $4,489,427 for #cowater. Calendar year 2025 tax revenue is at $39 million with one month to go.
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NEW: President Trump's first veto of his second term kills a unanimous bill to fund a major drinking water project in Colorado. Trump had threatened punishment for Colorado for imprisoning his ally Tina Peters. 9news.com/article/news/polit…
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The state’s first-in-the nation rules helped curb pollution between 2010-2017, according to Environmental Defense Fund study. buff.ly/Pim2sbO


























