Hacker News with Generative AI: Colorado

Longtime Aspen ski executive thinks corporate sustainability is a scam (cpr.org)
Before announcing his plan to resign come spring, Auden Schendler spent 26 years working as the vice president of corporate sustainability for Aspen One, which operates the world-famous ski resorts around the posh community on Colorado’s Western Slope.
In Colorado, a marriage of solar energy and farming (ksjd.org)
The fields surrounding Byron Kominek’s farm lay fallow. But on a sunny morning in mid-December, Kominek harvests the sun’s rays.
Colorado Mountain Wave in a Cessna 206 Turbo (markmaunder.com)
I thought I’d document my experience in Colorado Mountain Wave in my 206 on a recent flight from Idaho to Centennial, CO. The details are as follows:
Can hunters' donations help deliver high-quality meat to Colorado food pantries? (coloradotrust.org)
Hunters in Colorado sometimes wait years to obtain one of the limited number of tags, or licenses, to hunt certain animals.
Colorado scrambles to change voting-system passwords after accidental leak (arstechnica.com)
The Colorado Department of State said it accidentally posted a spreadsheet containing "partial passwords" for voting systems.
Should elephants have the same rights as people? A Colorado court may decide (denver7.com)
Colorado's highest court will hear arguments Thursday on whether the older African female elephants should be legally able to challenge their captivity under a long-held process used by prisoners to dispute their detention.
Two Colorado ranchers falsified a drought for their own gain (coloradosun.com)
Over the winter of 2016 into the spring of 2017, U.S. weather experts watching southeastern Colorado noticed something they’d never seen before.
Farmers systematically destroying NWS sensors to claim crop insurance (coloradosun.com)
Over the winter of 2016 into the spring of 2017, U.S. weather experts watching southeastern Colorado noticed something they’d never seen before.
Million-dollar payouts and manhunts. Then a Colorado crop fraud got crazy (coloradosun.com)
Storm clouds roil in this time-lapse video taken over Baca County in southeastern Colorado, where rain is scarce and where for years a criminal enterprise damaged rain gauges to fool the federal government into thinking drought was even worse than it was. (Mike Sweeney, Special to The Colorado Sun)
Man Left Behind by Co-Workers During Office Retreat on Colorado Mountain (apnews.com)
Colorado: Man on office retreat 'got left behind on mountain' (bbc.com)
How A Con Man Ended Up in Solitary in Colorado's Supermax Federal Prison (westword.com)
Public Health Officials Investigating Human Plague Case in Pueblo County (pueblo.org)
Colorado bat facility that will support virus studies sparks outbreak fears (science.org)
Colorado has a first-in-the-nation law for AI – but what will it do? (cpr.org)
Colorado law bans PFAS in consumer goods (cbsnews.com)
In Colorado, an ambitious new highway policy is not building them (nytimes.com)
Gov. Polis Signs Bill Mandating That Consumers Have Options to Fix Electronics (coloradotimesrecorder.com)
First law protecting consumers' brainwaves signed by Colorado governor (reuters.com)