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eco-briefs

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$17 MILLION BUYS A LOT OF DEMOCRACY FOR MONSANTO AND FRIENDS...

eco-briefs

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

Spring is here

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Spring in Colorado comes with melting snow, precipitation and rushing stormwater. But impermeable surfaces like driveways, sidewalks and streets prevent the runoff from soaking...

eco-briefs

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FILM ON DAMS AND RIVER HEALTH SCREENS IN DENVER...

What’s the greenest way to heat your home?

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Every winter since 2011, when Ross Williamson bought his south Boulder home, he’s struggled to keep warm. “I couldn’t get it above 65 in here,...

Eco-briefs | Week of October 03, 2013

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New world record in solar cell efficiency...

Slow-moving disaster reaches Longmont

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Longmont is joining Boulder in a hotter future, with more pollution and potentially worse floods at the hand of a tiny, jewel-colored insect. The emerald...

A darker shade of snow

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As the Dark Snow Project reached the end of its inaugural year, its director was feeling anxious...

Eco-briefs | Religious organization commits to divesting from fossil fuel companies

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Religious organization commits to divesting from fossil fuel companies...

50 years of wild and scenic rivers

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The river had dropped two feet in as many days prior to our excursion, our guide told us. But the water in the Cache...

Acid attack

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As the planet’s oceans become more acidic, the diatoms — a major group of alga — in the Antarctic Ocean could grow more slowly...

No excuses

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Scroll through the leadership team on most national environmental organizations’ websites and a certain trend emerges: the majority of staff members are white. Racial...