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How catching salmon can save a forest
I lean over the rail, whispering sweet nothings to the salmon in the...
Dodging a bullet… for now
In November 2016, Jose (a pseudonym) found himself at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) contract detention facility in Aurora. He had been living...
Can GOP manage the mic in Tampa?
Every national party convention resembles a sprawling family reunion, but a question looming over the Republican conclave next month in Tampa...
Paint Your Roof White for Earth Day
Earth day, April 22, comes on a Sunday this year, making a weekend...
Dyer succeeds White as Boulder Weekly editor
Joel Dyer has been named editor of Boulder Weekly, succeeding Pamela White...
Experts: Contamination from teahouse site likely spread
Related: Boulder's town gas processes and the resulting contamination; 'Relief holder' may be the biggest problem of all at former town gas site; Tempest under a teacup...
Obama administration looking to help states cut Medicaid costs
WASHINGTON—Facing a revolt from states facing huge...
Why are U.S. taxpayers subsidizing coal mining?
The most important thing you can read this week is Joe Smyth’s post on federal coal leasing. I realize “federal coal leasing” is not a phrase to quicken the pulse, but it’s a Very Big Deal...
GOPers say ‘too much’ media on Trayvon Martin
Twice as many Republicans as Democrats say there’s been too much...
Sowing the Seeds of Sun
Lawmaker, industry find common ground for "solar gardens"People who live in apartment complexes — or shady spots — may soon have more access to the economic and environmental benefits of solar power, thanks to a deal brokered this week between a legislator and ...
