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Eric Schlosser burrows into one of the U.S.’s biggest nuclear threats:...
In the autumn of 1980, at a massive underground missile silo in rural Arkansas, the course of human history almost changed forever...
Study associates some birth defects with proximity to natural gas development
Living near hydraulic fracturing (fracking) sites may increase the risk of some birth defects, according to a new study, though the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has countered that the findings indicate association, not causation, and should ...
News briefs: March 2, 2023
Regenerative Earth panel
Farmers, public officials and water experts will gather for a panel on regenerative land use on March 8 to discuss practices to...
Safely back on shore
I guess you could say I’ve always been moody. I’ve always preferred rain to sunshine; found peace in the night while the day leaves...
City wants more than $1,000 for Valmont documents
City of Boulder officials want to charge the Valmont cemetery association more than $1,000 for copies of test results and other documents related to the cleanup project in and around the cemetery parking lot...
Nintendo unveils Wii U with tablet-size touch-screen controller
LOS ANGELES — Nintendo revealed its new home console...
The magic of Kesem
When Al Visconti was diagnosed with synovial sarcoma in 2004, his son was only 4 weeks old...
Morning commute
I wake up with a mild hangover from a night spent drinking away feelings. I roll out of bed and assemble an outfit from...
EPA Tells Beekeepers to Buzz off Despite Chronic Bee Kills Linked...
On July 19 the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced...
Ghosts of Valmont Butte
When the city of Boulder issued a press release in December 2011 announcing that it, along with Honeywell International and Tusco Inc., had reached a settlement agreement with the Department of Justice on behalf of the EPA regarding the cost of investigating and ...
