- It appears the nine counties in metro Denver are in violation of federal standards for ground-level ozone.To get ozone under control, the region may have to take some drastic steps– especially because the feds are considering even stricter limits.Ryan Warner speaks with Callie Videtich, director of the Air and Radiation program for EPA’s Region Eight.Then
- Scientists have been paying close attention to giant ice sheets at the poles because, as they melt, ocean levels rise.But, a study by CU scientists finds that, right now, rising sea levels have more to do with glaciers and ice caps.Ryan Warner speaks with Mark Meier, professor emeritus of geological sciences.The study appears in Science
- Motorcyclists in Denver—with overly loud bikes—could be out 500 dollars. A new city ordinance includes fines for bikers whose motorcycles don’t comply with federal standards.Ryan Warner speaks with Denver City Councilman Rick Garcia and Jim Ware of Pro Promotions in Monument, which organizes motorcycle events.
- Today we begin a three-part series on the federal farm bill and what it means for Coloradans.We’ll get a report on the congressional debate.Then, to learn more about what’s at stake for Colorado farmers, Ryan Warner speaks with Alan Foutz, President of the Colorado Farm Bureau and Lee Swenson Executive Director of the Rocky Mountain