Grand Junction cars need more stringent emission standards

Heat illness, worsening respiratory conditions like asthma, declining mental health, and infectious and insect-borne diseases are on the rise. Its time to act.We need more stringent emission standardsto improve air quality for medically vulnerable Climate change is a medical issue and it is creating a public health emergency. We need our decision-makers and leaders to act now. Most immediately, the Colorado Air Quality Control

Congress has an opportunity to support and provide wildlife crossings that will help save wildlife and tax dollars when they reauthorize the Transportation Bill. Call your MOC!Wildlife overpasses that protect animals from cars are spreading globally Highway over- and underpasses connect wildlife to the resources they need to survive, and reduce roadkill. Its no surprise they are becoming more common worldwide.

The Haines Meadow, a Historic Equestrian Parking location, creates the least impact ecologically, is already fenced and therefore can easily be managed and controlled, and has excellent line of site from Prince Creek Road for safe and single egress and ingress. This location requires no work for immediate use. The RFVHC is willing to create a parking loop within the meadow, thereby keeping the majority of the meadow intact. The parking loop will avoid the existing mountain bike trail.

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