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ambermaitrejean · 11 months
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Middle Boulder Creek. Boulder County, Colorado. Photos by Amber Maitrejean
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eopederson · 1 year
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Terra cotta decoration, Boulder Theater, Boulder, Colorado, 2006.
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petnews2day · 6 months
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Boulder’s Finest Walks for Wise Tails: A Dog-Friendly Guide | About Boulder County Colorado
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Boulder’s Finest Walks for Wise Tails: A Dog-Friendly Guide | About Boulder County Colorado
Are you a dog owner living in or visiting Boulder, Colorado? Look no further for the best dog-friendly activities in this beautiful city nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Boulder is renowned for its outdoor lifestyle, and it’s no surprise that it offers a plethora of options for you and your furry companion […]
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mypastnow · 7 months
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kp777 · 3 months
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By Jake Johnson
Common Dreams
June 25, 2024
"Courts across the country keep rejecting Big Oil's attempts to escape justice for their climate deception," said one advocate.
Advocates celebrated Monday after a Boulder, Colorado judge rejected attempts by ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy subsidiaries to dismiss a landmark lawsuit that seeks damages for the harms the fossil fuel companies have inflicted on the climate and local communities.
The lawsuit, brought in 2018 by the city and county of Boulder, argues that mounting climate costs "should be shared by the Suncor and Exxon defendants because they knowingly and substantially contributed to the climate crisis by producing, promoting, and selling a substantial portion of the fossil fuels that are causing and exacerbating climate change, while concealing and misrepresenting the dangers associated with their intended use."
Colorado Public Radionoted Monday that the lawsuit "cites the 2010 Fourmile Canyon fire and 2013 floods as examples of climate disasters in Boulder County."
"The case was filed before the Marshall fire swept through the area in the winter of 2021, incinerating more than 1,000 homes and causing more than $2 billion in damage in what is now considered the most destructive wildfire in state history," the outlet observed.
The legal challenge seeks relief under a Colorado consumer protection law and other local statutes, accusing the corporations of public and private nuisance, trespass, unjust enrichment, and civil conspiracy.
In an 81-page decision, Boulder County District Court Judge Robert Gunning rejected the Exxon and Suncor subsidiaries' claim that the state court lacked jurisdiction and concluded that "the public nuisance, private nuisance, trespass, conspiracy, and unjust enrichment claims may proceed against ExxonMobil, Suncor Energy, and Suncor Sales."
Ashley Stolzmann, Boulder County's commissioner, said Monday that the decision "reaffirms our stance: We are suffering from the impacts and heavy costs of the climate crisis, right here, right now."
"Today, we take a meaningful step towards accountability and ensuring our voices and hardships are acknowledged," Stolzmann added.
"The people of Boulder are now one crucial step closer to having their day in court to hold Exxon and Suncor accountable for their climate lies and the massive damages they've caused."
Monday's ruling represents the latest blow Exxon and Suncor have suffered during the yearslong legal battle. Last year, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the companies' attempt to move the case to federal court.
"Since the beginning, defendants have been arguing against a case we did not plead," said Sean Powers, a senior attorney with EarthRights International, which is representing the plaintiffs.
"Plaintiffs are not trying to litigate a solution to the climate crisis, they are seeking redress for harms they have suffered and will continue to suffer," Powers continued. "The only conduct at issue is defendants' own: what they knew, when they knew it, and what they did with that knowledge."
Boulder is among the dozens of local governments that have sued oil and gas companies in recent years, aiming to hold the industry accountable for severely damaging the climate and deceiving the public about the dangers of its extractive business model.
Exxon has known for decades about the link between burning fossil fuels and planetary warming and has worked to cast doubt on the science as it continues to drill in the face of worsening climate extremes across the globe.
"The people of Boulder are now one crucial step closer to having their day in court to hold Exxon and Suncor accountable for their climate lies and the massive damages they've caused," Richard Wiles, president of the Center for Climate Integrity, said Monday. "Courts across the country keep rejecting Big Oil's attempts to escape justice for their climate deception, and sooner or later these companies will have to explain the evidence of their misconduct to a jury."
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emperornorton47 · 9 months
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Glacial erratic
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valhikes · 1 year
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Klamath National Forest, California
The 4th day backpacking the Trinity Alps Wilderness did have some burn at the start, but mostly was a day of lakes and explorations. I stopped by one of the Forest's designated special places (for geology) even!
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ilovedirt · 2 years
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u want to go cavediving to find rattlesnacks?? u terrify me (take me w u) - crunchcasual
nonspecifically but I have been known to wrassle venomous serpeents in the dark occasionally
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denvervipbonds · 22 days
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Beyond the Bars: Why Boulder County Bail Bonds Are Your Key to Relief
An abrupt arrest can cause a great deal of tension and uncertainty. It's not simple to navigate Boulder County's legal system, but you don't have to do it alone. Here's where Boulder bail bonds come into play, providing an essential safety net during difficult circumstances. VIP Bail Bonds is available around-the-clock to assist you and recognizes the urgency of your circumstances. We'll discuss why Boulder County bail bonds are essential for relief, a speedy release, and piece of mind in this blog.
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Comprehending Boulder Bail Bonds
A bail bond is a monetary agreement used to guarantee someone's release from jail so they can go home and wait for their court date. The procedure can be difficult in Boulder County because there are many different legal requirements and costs. This procedure is made simpler by a qualified boulder county bondsman, such as those at VIP Bail Bonds, who guarantee that you or a loved one can obtain freedom swiftly and reasonably.
Why Choose Boulder County bondsman?
24 hour bail bonds Availability: We don't operate on a 9–5 schedule, and neither do legal issues. With Boulder County's 24 hour bail bonds provided by VIP Bail Bonds, assistance is guaranteed day or night.
Professional Advice: The legal system can be perplexing, particularly in trying times. Throughout the bail process, our knowledgeable staff makes sure you are aware of your alternatives and can make well-informed decisions by providing clear and simple counsel.
Quick Service: When it comes to obtaining a jail release, time is of the essential. VIP Bail Bonds is dedicated to taking quick action to shorten the amount of time you or a loved one is incarcerated.
Support That Is Private and Caring: We recognize that you and your family are going through a difficult moment. Our team provides help that extends beyond the financial transaction, treating every case with the highest discretion and compassion.
The Streamlined Boulder County Bail Procedure
It can be difficult to navigate the Boulder County bond process, but when VIP bond Bonds is on your side, you have a reliable partner to help you. This is how it operates:
Get in touch with us whenever you want: Give us a call at 2:00 PM or 2:00 AM. We are accessible around-the-clock to offer prompt support.
Information Gathering: We'll ask for the person in custody's full name, the address of the jail, and the charges against them. This aids in accelerating the procedure.
Payment and Processing: We'll talk about your choices for payment and get the bail bond processed right away. Our objective is to gain an early release and reduce the amount of time spent behind bars.
Summary of Boulder county bail bonds
It doesn't have to be an overwhelming situation to find yourself or a loved one imprisoned in Boulder County. Your ticket to relief is a Boulder county bail bonds from VIP Bail Bonds, which offers professional assistance, prompt service, and round-the-clock availability. Don't let the legal system's intricacies to keep you in the dark. Get in touch with VIP Bail Bonds right now, and allow us to guide you through this difficult period with assurance and comfort.
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ambermaitrejean · 9 months
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Boulder County, Colorado. Photo by Amber Maitrejean
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eopederson · 1 year
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Snowy farmstead near Eldora, Colorado, 2006.
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asordidbarwere · 5 months
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does anyone want to send me a hanuman one of these so I don't have to go back to the krishna temple and risk running into my bitch ex
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raynaweber · 8 months
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San Francisco Rock Features Landscape Here is an illustration of a sizable, full-sun, Mediterranean backyard stone landscaping that can withstand drought.
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fsmholidaze · 11 months
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New York Modern Pool Image of a medium-sized, minimalist backyard fountain with a uniquely-shaped infinity pool
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emperornorton47 · 1 year
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Boulders at Lake Fulmor
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ramblood · 11 months
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New York Modern Pool Image of a medium-sized, minimalist backyard fountain with a uniquely-shaped infinity pool
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