Similar to some other countries such as China, the quest for minerals in the deep sea has been on India’s radar for some time now. In June, it got a significant boost as the Indian government approved a “Deep Ocean … Continued
The effects of ‘weird weather’ were already being felt in the 1960s, but scientists linking fossil fuels with climate change were dismissed as prophets of doom. n August 1974, the CIA produced a study on “climatological research as it pertains … Continued
The collapse of the condominium building in Surfside, Florida, may force what some say is a long overdue conversation about the hard realities of climate change that will transform one of the nation’s most vulnerable regions. To be sure, no evidence … Continued
Without fanfare on Friday, Gov. Jared Polis announced that he had signed into law a major climate-change bill championed by top Democratic lawmakers and environmental groups — but also signaled, yet again, his disagreement with many of those groups on how … Continued
Colorado’s mountains, trails, parks and back roads were flooded with an unprecedented number of visitors last year. Unfortunately, the crowds also damaged natural resources in a variety of ways. Garbage was left behind and stacked next to already overflowing dumpsters, … Continued
First Ever ‘Excessive Heat Warning’ Issued for Colorado’s Western Slope
Crews Respond to 13-Acre Wildfire in Southfork
“Over the years HPEC has engaged tens of thousands of hours of volunteer time focusing on restoration of natural areas, creating gardens that showcase native plants and growing food for area food banks.” — Loveland Reporter Herald
“Colorado has first litter of Gray Wolf pups in 80 years” The Hill
“Industries could dump more pollution into Colorado rivers under proposed rule change that goes against recommendations” The Colorado Sun