Environmental Hardships Replace Villains In Fiction Written For A Climate Change Generation
Fort Collins author Todd Mitchell sees a trend of young fiction books that combine realistic environmental problems with “narratives of hope and agency.”
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Reassigned Interior Employees Blame Politics, Climate Work
Read moreInvestigators said they were unable to determine if anything illegal occurred because the agency leaders did not document their rationale for the reassignments.
When Snowpack Is The Concern, Science Keeps A Wary Eye Out For Dust
Read more“In an extreme dust year, we can see the snowpack disappear on the order of 2 months early,” said Jeff Deems of the University of Colorado.
New Science Links Specific Weather Events to Climate Change
Read moreAt least when it comes to heat, the reason for the new certainty is running models which show heat of this extent would not have been possible.
Are The Rockies Looking At ‘The End Of Snow’?
Read moreEcologist and climate change scientist Jane Zelikova and a friend grabbed a camera and went on a mission to see was really happening with snowpack in the Rockies.
Historic Reorganization Ideas At Interior Department Could Spell Big Denver-Area Changes
Read moreInterior Secretary Ryan Zinke has started a major push to reorganize the agency and get thousands of employees out of Washington D.C.
Climate Change Makes Winter Olympics Preparation Difficult
Read moreThe Associated Press followed U.S. ski and snowboard teams to a glacier in Europe, where they found snow to practice on before PyeongChang.
Colorado Just Had Its 3rd Warmest Year Ever
Read moreIf you look only at the Western Slope, “it was their record warmest year,” says Becky Bolinger, the state’s assistant climatologist.
5 Colorado Climate Scientists Accept French Offer To 'Make Our Planet Great Again'
Read moreThe announcement comes a day before a Paris gathering called the "One Planet Summit" co-hosted by the U.N. and the World Bank.
Colorado Marks Its Warmest November Ever. More Likely To Come, CSU Climatologist Says
Read moreColorado’s average temperature for the month was just over 41 degrees, nearly 8 degrees above the state's average for the entire 20th Century.
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