Go Rockies! And Go to Ozone Meetings!

With a sweep of the National League Championship Series, their first-ever trip to the World Series, and arguably one of the best team of players in the country right now, the Colorado Rockies have to be the biggest breath of fresh air in the Denver metro area right now.

But the biggest chance for fresh air in the Denver metro area will come from reducing ground-level ozone pollution, also known as smog. Next week, we'll get another chance to make sure we get an ozone reduction plan that makes the cuts we need.

The meeting will be in Lakewood next Tuesday evening from 6:30-8:00 at the Clements Community Center in the Columbine Room. The details, including a map, are online here >>

If you go, make sure you voice your support for reducing smog forming pollution from coal burning power plants and from oil and gas drilling, and speak out for cleaner cars.

Also, don't forget to point out that to keep all of the Denver metro area safe and healthy, we need to reduce ozone pollution to 60 parts per billion or lower.

Go Rockies!