Boulderganic

Media coverage misleading on Stanford’s organic vs. conventional food study

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If you only read the national newspaper headlines or caught the discussion on the Today Show or its other morning peers, you probably came away with the impression that a new Stanford University study released on Tuesday concluded that there are no health benefits to...

eco-briefs

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CROWD SOURCING PROGRAM WILL AID BIOLOGISTS IN THE FIGHT TO SAVE THE CALIFORNIA CONDOR...

eco-briefs

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Bark beetle kill causes increase in stream flow and affects water quality in Colorado...

Bus operators race to ditch dirty vehicles

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In 2013, the Regional Transportation District (RTD) faced a big decision. Advancing technologies, combined with a boom in natural gas production, presented an opportunity...

Grant Farms offshoot revives CSA on limited basis

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A remnant of Grant Family Farms, the large Wellington organic farm that declared bankruptcy in late 2012, has revived its community-supported agriculture (CSA) program, but on a much smaller scale...

Conservation through conversation

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Environmental documentary films have the power to raise awareness about some of the most pressing issues facing our planet. But, awareness isn’t the same...

Swimming with forever chemicals

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From stunning canyons to babbling brooks, Colorado’s rivers draw an estimated 1.1 million anglers annually — but an unseen danger is lurking in nearly...

Binational partnership calls on the Canadian Pension Plan to divest from...

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With pleading eyes and a serious tone, idyllic English countryside in the background, several British teenagers take turns addressing teachers from Ontario, Canada. They...

eco-briefs

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CRUDE OIL IN GULF COULD CONTINUE TO CRIPPLE THE REGION’S WILDLIFE...

CU prof: Don’t buy the promise of nuclear energy

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A retired University of Colorado mechanical engineering professor is challenging a new documentary that espouses the virtues of nuclear power...

eco-briefs

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ARCTIC WARMING BLAMED FOR DANGEROUS HEAT WAVES...

Toxic trout for dinner?

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You may want to think twice before frying up that batch of fresh trout from your favorite Rocky Mountain lake. Federal scientists say they’ve found high levels of toxic mercury in fish from many remote lakes and streams around the West, including Rocky Mountain ...