USAID gutting hits Colorado as organizations, small businesses struggle to survive
The agency distributed more than $34 million in contracts contributing to Colorado’s economy in the past year.
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Senate Committee approves bill to expand Colorado’s shield law for abortion providers
Lawmakers considered a pair of bills to bolster existing Colorado law around reproductive health care rights amid an ...
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Colorado lawmakers take aim at turf — again
Colorado lawmakers want to add more restrictions on thirsty grass in new residential developments in an effort to conserve ...
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DNA shows uncollared wolf or wolves visited Moffat County
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said Thursday that a scat sample from the northwest corner of Moffat County tested positive for wolf DNA, meaning at least one uncollared wolf is on ...
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Aspen Journalism: Colorado lawmakers take aim at turf — again
Colorado lawmakers want to add more restrictions on thirsty grass in new residential developments in an effort to conserve ...
New Mexico’s snowpack conditions are ‘far from optimistic,’ hydrologists say
New Mexico’s snowpack conditions are showing an “extreme difference between this year and last year,” and “are far from ...
Despite Trump’s anti-public lands stance, Colorado advocates still hope to protect Dolores River canyonlands
Members of the “Protect the Dolores” coalition had hoped former President Joe Biden would designate the rugged canyonlands ...
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Was the emergence of intelligent life on Earth just a fluke? Some scientists think not.
Some scientists says that Homo sapiens may be the probable end result when a planet has a certain set of attributes that make ...
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How Northern Botswana’s Evolving Landscape Became a Haven for Wildlife
A changed landscape in Botswana's Mababe Depression is now a hot spot for wildlife year-round.
Could All EV Sales Be Hit With $1,000 Tax?
GOP senators back bills to dramatically redraw EV credit landscape, shifting those incentives in the opposite direction.
Colorado wildlife officials confirm a new wolf discovered in the state
The confirmation was recently made in northwest Moffat County. It is the first uncollared wolf acknowledged by state wildlife officials since 2021.