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Eco-briefs | ‘Chasing Ice’ filmmaker to discuss and debut footage at...

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Boulder-based photographer James Balog will discuss his work, which captures the effects of climate change on glaciers around the world, at 7 p.m. on Monday, April 1, at the University of Colorado’s Macky Auditorium...

Lead taints economy

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Childhood lead exposure is costing developing countries $992 billion annually due to reductions in IQs and earning potential, according to a new study published June 25...

eco-briefs

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A FLOOD OF ESSAYS TO BENEFIT THE LYON’S HISTORICAL SOCIETY...

Climate talks take a rocky road to Paris

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A deal struck in Lima between 196 nations on Dec. 14 leaves open the possibility of saving the planet from dangerous overheating. But its critics say the prospects of success are now slim...

Day-long party coming to east Pearl Street

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There will be many reasons to celebrate life at Boulder’s newest neighborhood event this Sunday, starting with a parade honoring firefighters...

Driven to drive less

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Are you looking for a car, maybe even a second ride, but also hoping to reduce emissions and expenses...

Climate’s threat to wheat is rising by degrees

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Climate change threatens dramatic fluctuations in the price of wheat and potential civil unrest because yields of one of the world’s most important staple foods are badly affected by temperature rise...

The hidden effects of green homes

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Though inactivity, smoking, and a lack of time spent in the great outdoors have all contributed to the staggering rise in asthma in past decades, some of the factors that contribute to asthma, which now affects an estimated 24.6 million Americans, may be ...

Driving greener with conventional cars

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If you’ve decided that a New Year’s resolution to drive greener just isn’t doable, park that thought. You don’t have to drive a hybrid or even reduce driving to make a difference...

eco-briefs | Week of March 13

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Climate warming allows invasive species to invade alpine vegetation...

Boulder going Beta

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In the fall of 2009, Boulder combined four divisions — the Planning Department, the Office of Environmental Affairs and the Economic Vitality and Community Sustainability programs — into a new department. Back then, City Manager Jane Brautigam said, “The new ...