Boulder’s Climate Researchers Wary Of White House Budget, Paris Accord Exit
“Most of us never thought we would see a time when basic monitoring would be something that could be on the table in terms of cuts,” said INSTAAR director Jim White.
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The West Is Seeing More Wildfires. Here's How To Combat Them
Read moreA new study by the University of Colorado Boulder says there's a 'new normal' with warmer temperatures and an increase in wildfires. That means there needs to be a shift in how fire managers and communities approach mitigation.
March For Science, One Of Hundreds, Takes Over Downtown Denver
Read moreSome participants also voiced concerns about potential cuts in federal funding for science and research. Others wanted an opportunity to move science out of labs and academia.
What To Expect As Colorado Marches For Science This Weekend
Read moreThere’s concern that the march will be seen as partisan since it’s critical of Trump’s actions, when many believe science shouldn’t be a partisan endeavor.
3 Works Of Art That Explore How Artists See Climate Change
Read more“Storm Warning” is an exhibition that explores artists’ perceptions of environmentalism and a changing climate.
Colorado Mining Country Greets The President’s Coal Order With Cautious Optimism
Read moreThe president's executive order instructs the Environmental Protection Agency to review the Clean Power Plan and other regulations.
A Frigid Colorado Archive On Climate Change Faces An Uncertain Future
Read moreThe National Ice Core Laboratory in Denver needs major renovations to keep its cool, for the sake of a treasure trove of research.
A New NOAA Report, Led In Boulder, Emphasizes The Human Role In Climate Change
Read moreScientist Pieter Tans of Boulder leads NOAA's Global Greenhouse Gas Reference Network, which just produced the new report.
What Trump’s Proposed EPA Cuts Could Mean For Colorado
Read moreThese are the largest cuts and potential impacts in EPA Region 8, which covers Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, Utah, Wyoming and 27 Tribal Nations.
The Colorado River Is Being Sapped By The Heat
Read moreThere's a dire warning for the Colorado River from a new study: no matter how much it rains or snows, the heat alone is reducing its flow.
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