Denver Post: Swinging through Colorado to promote legislation aimed at adapting to climate change, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack declared Monday that there will be a national plan for managing roadless forests. But he stopped short of squelching Colorado’s efforts to develop its own plan, lauding Gov. Bill Ritter’s efforts to build consensus. “You obviously want input. You obviously want a national roadless rule that has as much broad-based support as possible,” Vilsack said, …