Komor: "Aurora just conceded the argument. Every other candidate is still fighting the last war." DENVER — Independent write-in candidate for Colorado Governor Dr. Christian Komor today called the Aurora City Council's Monday-night vote on the state's first data-center water regulation — a ban on evaporative cooling — "the moment Colorado stopped pretending the AI-and-water collision was hypothetical," and challenged the major-party candidates to say plainly whether they will

DENVER — Independent write-in candidate for Governor Christian Komor today released a comprehensive framework for how Colorado should teach, license, and regulate artificial intelligence in schools and in the economy. The plan pairs a K‑12 AI curriculum aligned to UNESCO's 2024 competency frameworks with a tiered, SCUBA-style certification system for AI users and a need-based rationing system for AI compute, water, and carbon. "We are not going to make the social-media mistak

[CANDIDATE NAME] calls for enforceable, basin-wide accounting as new Colorado River rules take effect October 1 [CITY], Colo. — On August 21, the federal government signed a Record of Decision setting Colorado River operations for the next decade. Its central feature is not a solution. It is a schedule for postponing one — a framework that will be patched with a new short-term plan every two years, indefinitely, if the seven basin states remain deadlocked. New operations take

Christian Komor releases a peer-reviewed scientific review documenting that every marker of the five largest mass extinctions in Earth’s history is now measurably active in the contemporary Earth system, and identifies the six interventions the world must have operational by 2035. DENVER — The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) today released its Limiting Overshoot report, the first major UN assessment to formally concede that the 1.5°C warming ceiling agreed to by 1

Woodland Park trooper shooting, Denver’s nine-homicide July, and Longmont officer-involved shooting all point to the same lesson: give officers the training to protect civilians first, and rebuild the neighborhoods that stop trouble before 911 is called. DENVER — One week after two Colorado State Patrol troopers were shot during a traffic stop west of Woodland Park — one seriously — and following a summer in which Denver recorded nine homicides in a single month, gubernatoria