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Scientists Race to Save World’s Rice Bowl From Climate Change
Climate change is predicted to cause more intense and...
Too close for comfort
A new study led by researchers at Yale University says that living closer to an active natural gas well, including hydraulic fracking wells, could lead to an increase in skin and respiratory conditions...
Rep. Polis and West Virginia senator spar over dollars and bitcoins
Rep. Polis and West Virginia senator spar over dollars and bitcoins...
Xcel takes heat
Colorado’s solar energy industry is reeling from two announcements made by Xcel Energy last week. On Wednesday, Feb. 16, Xcel announced it was drastically cutting rebates and incentives on its Solar*Rewards program, which subsidizes residential and commercial solar...
K-12 teachers may see layoffs in state budget shortfall
Battle lines are forming in the legislature over what will undoubtedly be the biggest issue during the session this spring: the state’s dwindling budget, and how to avoid the train wreck that is looming for areas like K-12 education, which is likely facing a cut of ...
The case for public accountability
Jessica Ernst won’t back down and she won’t settle. And for that, the Canadian has drawn international attention for her ongoing multimillion dollar lawsuit against oil and gas company Encana for its alleged gross negligence while fracking natural gas reserves near ...
Weekly news roundup
Charges dropped against Castle Rock woman protesting family separation
On Friday, June 29, the District Attorney’s office of the 18th District announced it was dropping...
Voting made easier
It´s another coordinated election, and that means city council races. For candidates, there are endless events and forums, as well as a stream of questionnaires from media, civic groups, voter organizations and special-interest groups. For voters, it means slogging...
10th annual 5k for dog lovers
Nonprofit organization Moving to End Sexual Assault (MESA) has announced the 10th anniversary of the Canine Classic, a 5K for runners, walkers and dog lovers of all ages...
City wants medical marijuana feedback
The City of Boulder is requesting feedback on the interim medical marijuana land use regulations established in November 2009, which are set to expire on March 31...












