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History of EESI
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Our Generous Sponsors
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Projects in Progress
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Students Give Energy to EESI
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Upcoming Events    
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House Bill-1203 Selects EESI for Colorado Energy Profile 
Kevin Doran
        On May 23, 2007, Governor Bill Ritter signed into law House Bill 1203, entitled "Energy Management and Conservation Studies." Introduced by Representative Randy Fischer and Senator Chris Romer, the bill calls on EESI to create a Colorado Energy Profile that will provide "up-to-date and comprehensive statistics, data, and policy-neutral analysis concerning Colorado's current and projected future energy resources."  Commenting on HB-1203 and other related energy bills, Governor Ritter remarked:  "These bills are important building blocks as we continue to establish Colorado as a national leader in renewable energy."  Representing the University of Colorado and EESI at the signing ceremony were Dean David Getches; Assistant Dean Lorenzo Trujillo; EESI Director Dr. Lakshman Guruswamy, EESI Senior Research Fellow Kevin Doran, and EESI Research Associate Katherine Peters.  
        Decision-makers in Colorado—ranging from ordinary citizens, commuters, farmers, legislators, business people, and public servants—face important questions. Should we promote the development of Colorado's oil shale resources?         
                                                                                                   See HB-1203, Page 2
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  Dr. Lakshman Guruswamy
Mariah Zebrowski Born in Sri Lanka, Dr. Lakshman Guruswamy is the Nicholas Doman Professor of International Environmental Law and the Director of the Energy & Environmental Security Initiative at the University of Colorado Law School. Guruswamy has taught in Sri Lanka, the United Kingdom, at the University of Iowa, and at the University of Arizona. He has been teaching international environmental law and policy, energy insecurity and sustainable energy, and oil and international relations at the University of Colorado since 2001.                                              See Guruswamy, Page 3http://www.colorado.edu/law/eesi/News/001/Page3.htmlshapeimage_8_link_0
Heading Photos from Left to Right: Top - Paris Lumb & Margaret Enfinger. Bottom - Kevin Doran, Victoria Ravenscroft, Katherine Peters, & Eli Quinn  June 2007: Issue One: Page  1