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Earth Day at 50 (in the time of the coronavirus)
Fifty years ago, on April 22, 1970, 20 million Americans rallied around the country in the first ever Earth Day celebration. Inspired by the...
All roads lead to Boulder
You’ve likely gathered enough anecdotal evidence in talking to friends and colleagues to know that Boulder County is quickly becoming an unaffordable place to...
The new normal is more normalized censorship
Project Censored’s co-directors, Mickey Huff and Andy Lee Roth, title their introduction to this year’s edition of State of the Free Press, “A Return...
How many Afghan refugees will come to Colorado? No one knows,...
President Joe Biden declared at the end of August that he was not going to extend the war in Afghanistan after the last U.S....
Environmental groups push back against the TPP
Recently, 450 U.S. environmental groups sent Congress a strong message: Vote down the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the largest proposed trade deal since 1994’s North...
Why are Coloradans stocking up on guns during the pandemic?
On April 2, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation announced that it had received 25,468 background checks for gun sales in the previous week —...
Why outlawing ghost guns didn’t stop America’s largest maker of ghost...
This story was originally published by ProPublica. Co-published with The Baltimore Banner and Reno Gazette Journal.
As Nevada lawmakers heard public comment last year on...
Draining the bathtub
The Bureau of Reclamation announced on May 24 collaborative plans with the State of Wyoming to expand operational capacity at the Fontenelle Reservoir, a...
A first step
In one of the first moves following the death of George Floyd at the hands of police officers in late May, Minneapolis public schools...
Colorado’s role in California’s Porter Ranch disaster
It is eerie in Porter Ranch. It feels like an uber-rich Mayberry, if the Mayberry gas utility started leaking massive quantities of methane and...
In labor? Try laughing gas, ladders and VR headsets at Boulder...
In the not-too-distant past, pregnant women going into labor had few options to manage the pain of delivery. In fact, they had two options.
“Traditionally...
