We are a grassroots, volunteer-led coalition of Coloradans working toward a safer, healthier future.

Colorado can’t wait. Doctors and scientists agree, to protect the health and safety of our families, we need to move beyond fracking. Pollution from these wells increases our risk of birth defects, cancer, and lung disease. The more fracking Colorado allows, the dirtier our air and water become, the more our planet overheats creating suffering through more wildfires, droughts and storms, and the slower we are able to transition to a new, clean, revitalized economy.

We are committed to working toward a just transition to clean energy in Colorado: a future that ensures our health and safety and protects us from the dangers of oil and gas fracking and development. We are organizing for solutions that will clean up the air and water, protect communities that have been harmed disproportionately by fracking and other pollution, help industry workers and dependent communities transition, and stop pouring climate-heating greenhouse gases into our atmosphere.

We are organizing to phase out new fracking permits by 2030 and to curtail fracking right away during ozone season and in heavily polluted areas. Please join our efforts and take action now!

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Andrew Romanoff Colorado U.S. Senate candidate

“The science is clear that our climate and communities cannot wait. Initiative 174 is the necessary action Colorado needs to take in order to facilitate a just transition to a sustainable future. The writing is on the wall. Oil and gas is a boom/bust industry and Coloradans deserve long-term, sustainable jobs as we work to protect our most precious resources of land, air, and water.”

Bill McKibben Author and founder of 350.org

“Addressing the climate crisis means reining in oil and gas production–and it seems like one good place to start would be near schoolyards and next to people’s houses. Though the oil industry will spend barrels of money to avoid any restrictions, it’s hard to imagine an easier or more modest proposition.”

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Endorsing Organizations

Endorsing Individuals

Andrew Romanoff

Colorado U.S. Senate candidate

Bill McKibben

Author and founder of 350.org

Christiaan Van Woudenberg

Trustee - Town of Erie

Diana Bray

Guyleen Castriotta

Mayor Pro Tem - Broomfield, CO

Maria Orms

Colorado State Senate District 31 candidate

Will Karspeck

Mayor - Berthoud, CO

Other Endorsements

Boundless In Motion

Earth Restoration LLC

System Change Not Climate Change Colorado

Weise Consulting

Endorse Initiative 174