Colorado Moves Toward Climate Warning Labels on Gas Pumps
Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, reports that Colorado lawmakers have passed a bill requiring climate warning labels on gas pumps. The labels aim to inform consumers about the health and environmental risks of burning gasoline, much like cigarette warnings introduced decades ago. Gas stations could face steep fines if they fail to comply. McIntyre raises the question of whether these labels will make a meaningful difference, given the public’s existing awareness of fossil fuel impacts.
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