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Focuses on the environmental issues confronting the state of Colorado. Impact of the increasing number of vehicles on the environment; Status of the natural outdoor amenities in the area; Impact of the natural gas recovery program of the Atomic Energy Commission on the region's slopes; Consequences with the lack of mining law in the state; Information that last year the House in Colorado passed, but the U.S. Senate rejected, a bill that would have set up a five-member state commission with power to veto major land development proposals.

In this article the author some points which he would take if becomes the U.S. President. Some 68 million Americans camp, fish or hike each year in National Forests. Yet, when private lands surround these public preserves, people have been assessed entrance fees as high as $25 to enter their own domain. The government has authority to prevent this, and it should be used. More than 1.5 million acres in Colorado alone are dominated by private interests, and similar situations exist in other Western states.