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Salazar and Ritter: Honor Colorado’s conservation legacy by voting yes on Prop 137 (Opinion)

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Salazar and Ritter: Honor Colorado’s conservation legacy by voting yes on Prop 137 (Opinion)
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Coloradans have always had a forward-looking vision for preserving the landscapes, rivers, and wildlife that define our state.
We were the first state in the country to enshrine protecting forests in the constitution. In 1977, we created the nation’s first income tax checkoff for wildlife protection donations. Fifteen years later, voters took a landmark step by creating Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) to protect open space, parks, and wildlife habitats.
But the scale of environmental challenges f

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