Boulderganic

The coldest place on Earth

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Dirk Hobman wants to take people on a journey through time, drilling down through frigid layers of history, past the era of the first...

Animal behaviorists flock to Boulder

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The Superb Starling is named for its iridescent blue and orange plumage and is evoked in a Wynton Marasalis song for its complex and collective birdsong, consisting of warbling, trills and chattering. But what caught the eye of animal behaviorists was its complex ...

Making green work for you

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Editor's note: Radon kits can be purchased at the Center for ReSource Conservation, 2639 Spruce St., Boulder, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for $15. For more info, call 303-999-3820 or visit www.conservationcenter.org...

Eco-briefs | Gasland’s Josh Fox requests meeting with Obama administration

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Gasland’s Josh Fox requests meeting with Obama administration...

Reacting to climate change; Banning fracking in Latin America

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How species could react to a changing climate New research from scientists at the University of Wisconsin Madison and Aarhus University in Denmark shows where...

Conservation unites

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Amid recent turmoil in the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) — the contested relocation of its headquarters from Washington, D.C. to Grand Junction; widespread...

Environment as experience

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Music is spontaneous and very much alive. It is a type of experience. That is, according to David Amram, a prolific composer who has...

Scientists warn solvents may impact hormone systems

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Four chemicals, present both inside and outside homes might disrupt our endocrine systems at levels considered safe by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, according to an analysis released on April 15...

CU hosts annual WASH symposium

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Access to clean water and sanitation is integral to global health, and yet in some parts of the world it is often considered a...

Eco-briefs | Aerosols from one side of world influence rainfall on...

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A field study conducted by researchers from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the University of California San Diego (UCSD) shows that dust and microorganisms help spur precipitation, which California counts on for its water supply. The ...

Getting in (recycled) gear for the outdoors

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Climbing, hiking, biking, camping, scuba diving, surfing, fishing, kayaking — enjoying environmental recreation to the fullest often means there’s a lot of gear that goes with it. And it’s the kind of gear that can wind up in landfills or incinerators when it’s ...

eco-briefs

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WORLD’S FIRST “BIO-ASPHALT” STARTS TWO-YEAR TEST RUN...