
Bringing relevant science into policy decisions at local-state levels & building science-policy networks; @CUBoulder in partnership w/ @AAAS. PI: @maxboykoff
Boulder, Colorado USA
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Election day is tomorrow! Find a polling station near you:
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Professors, AP teachers, and independent research observe that students today are more tuned in to the environment than they have been in the past. Find out why in our latest #sciencenote
co-lsen.org/2022/09/13/colle…
The race is on in Colorado's 8th (and newest) congressional district! Read about the final district map, district 8's voter profile, and the outlook for the midterm election in our latest #sciencenote.
co-lsen.org/2022/08/29/a-qui…
Climate change, wildfires, and ecosystems have a complex relationship; changes in one can cause cascading effects in the others. Some of these effects are well known, but false, while others are obscure but true.
Find out more in our latest #sciencenote!
co-lsen.org/2022/07/05/why-b…
Big News!
We have a new website that we are excited to share!
Check it out at co-lsen.org
Still figuring out your weekend plan? Make sure #voting in the CO primary is part of it! Return your ballots by 7pm on Tuesday, June 28th.
Learn who is on your ballot here: coloradosos.gov/pubs/electio…
Learn about your district here #bkd:
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Curious about what an #EnergyTransition looks like right here in Colorado? Check out this @InstituteSciPol podcast:
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Are you registered to #vote? Make sure you are ready for the Colorado #primaryelection on Tuesday, June 28th.
Learn more at coloradosos.gov/voter/pages/…
Connecting scientists and policy makers (near or far) is the best part of our job!
It was a privilege to help bring together the "Energy, Climate, Environment & Science Counselors" EU delegation visit to @CUBoulder last week
Thanks to our co-sponsors @CUBoulderENVS & @CIRESnews
#Sciencenote Fact:
Did you know, over the last decade human ignitions have been responsible for 86% of wildfires in Colorado?
The most common ignition sources are campfires, debris fires, cigarettes, and sparking equipment like power lines or lawn mowers.












