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eco-briefs

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

The great age divide in environmentalism

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Research has shown that younger generations, specifically Millennials — those born after 1980 — are more supportive of environmental legislation, if only by a small margin. A 2012 Pew Research Center study found that 57 percent of Millennials supported more ...

eco-briefs

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RESEARCHERS TAKE A STEP FORWARD IN THE QUEST TO CREATE A USABLE, HIGH ENERGY BIO-FUEL...

Sharing costly disposals

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Colorado legislators have repeatedly failed to pass legislation for product stewardship, which requires manufacturers to share the costs of disposing of products they create. Almost half of U.S...

Reap what county farms offer

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Think you’ve seen...

Eco-briefs | So you’re saying there’s a chance?

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So you’re saying there’s a chance...

Beyond green homes

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Prepare to be amazed. Or surprised. Or jealous. This year’s Tour of Sustainable Homes, formerly the Tour of Solar and Green Homes, has planned a day of programming designed to let you get acquainted with more than your neighbors’ solar panels...

Eco-briefs | Southern Utah land use plan struck down in federal...

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SOUTHERN UTAH LAND USE PLAN STRUCK DOWN IN FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT...

Eco-briefs | The dirty past of European glaciers

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The dirty past of European glaciers...

Spring brings green events

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New vegetation is starting to poke out of the tundra, and upcoming events in Boulder County are heralding a spring full of green interests...

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 ...

Eco-briefs | We’ll drink to that

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We’ll drink to that...