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Business Leaders Join Together For Immigration Changes
Coloradans For Immigration Reform brings 13 pro-business organizations together to support policies like a legal path to citizenship.
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By Sam Brasch
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How A Boulder Ecologist Plans To Save Fish With Maggots
Phillip Taylor, the founder of Mad Agriculture, wants to use fly larva to convert Boulder’s food waste into protein for animals. Doing so could alleviate the need for unsustainable fish meal.
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By Sam Brasch
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From Civic Pride To Mooching A Long-Distance Call: What’s In A First Vote?
About 270,000 people will be old enough to vote in a presidential election for the first time this year. How do prominent people in Colorado remember their first ballots?
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By Sam Brasch
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Scientists Now Offer Local Forecasts For Space Weather
Humanity may have just gained the upper hand in the galactic battle against solar storms.
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By Sam Brasch
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As Colorado’s Wildlife Rehabs Dwindle, Squirrel Care Is Harder To Find
The closure of Squirrel Creek Wildlife Rescue means there’s only a single rehabilitation center treating small mammals, songbirds and waterfowl between Colorado Springs and the Wyoming border.
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By Sam Brasch
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How A Toxic Cave In Steamboat Hints At Alien Life
Dave Steinmann, a cave biologist at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, discovered the blood-red worms that live off of toxic gases.
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By Sam Brasch
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What’s Beneath The Denver Museum Of Nature & Science? A Million Dead Animals
The collection of dead critters helps researchers understand the coming changes to Rocky Mountain ecosystems.
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By Sam Brasch
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Could These Robot Blocks From Boulder Take On Lego?
To teach kids complex thought, inventor Erik Schweikardt starts with a simple set of blocks.
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By Sam Brasch
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Colorado Company Plans The Return Of Supersonic Air Travel
Keep an eye to the sky. Centennial startup Boom Technology hopes to test a prototype for a supersonic airliner by next year.
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By Sam Brasch
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Colorado Reined In Payday Lenders. Can The Feds Do The Same?
Colorado has managed to rein in payday loan businesses without killing off the industry. Will the federal government follow its lead?
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By Sam Brasch
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What If Government Just Gave Poor People Cash? It’s Been Tried In Denver
From 1971 to 1982, the U.S. government experimented with allowances for a few thousand poor families in Denver. The lessons could now have a global impact.
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By Sam Brasch
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Hemp Seeds Are Illegal To Import. So How Are Colorado Farmers Planting More Than Ever?
Colorado farmers have built up a considerable stock of hemp seeds since voters legalized the crop in 2012. But where is it coming from?
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By Sam Brasch
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‘Rust,’ And The Mysteries Of Colorado’s Massive Aluminum Can Industry
When it comes to great Colorado exports, many folks think of beer, but not the can it comes in. Have aluminum cans come at a cost to people’s health?
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By Sam Brasch
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Building a Cyber Security Hub in Colorado Springs
Gov. John Hickenlooper wants to build a security center to combat the growing threat of technological attacks.
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By Sam Brasch
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So Your Kid’s Been Caught Sexting. Now What?
Colorado law counts sexting as child pornography, but there are classes that protect kids from the worst consequences.
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By Sam Brasch
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White Men Should Stop Running For Office, Colorado Group Says
The Can You Not PAC discourages white men from running for office in Colorado’s diverse districts. The group hopes to clear the lane for women and candidates of color.
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