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Sun powers low-income residents’ homes

Nonprofit launches a new solar-energy program in Colorado

Earth Briefs

Residents reminded to be bear aware Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds residents to be bear aware. Black bears typically accumulate their winter-fat stores in the fal...

Navy training, testing might be killing whales, dolphins

HONOLULU – Navy training and testing could inadvertently kill hundreds of whales and dolphins and injure thousands over the next five years, mostly as a result of detonating explosives under...

Slow gardening: It’s a lifestyle, not a race

Felder Rushing is not a man to be hurried. This former county extension agent turned folklorist, author and lecturer is an advocate of slow gardening – emphasizing the process over the produ...

Earth Brief

Conservation group receives federal grant Sen. Michael Bennet has announced that San Juan Resource Conservation and Development in Durango has won a $96,415 grant from the Interio...

So far, it’s a split decision on fracking, health

PITTSBURGH – A project examining the local health effects from natural gas drilling is providing some of the first preliminary numbers about people who may be affected, and the results chall...

Next target for drones: Weeds

Boulder businessmen look to sell surveillance service to farmers

Drowning in mud

Fish choke to death on silt as deluge floods nearly dry river

When the refuge becomes the threat

Hundreds of protected desert tortoises could fall victim to federal funding woes

Mosquitoes far worse this summer in parts of U.S.

WASHINGTON – The tiny mosquito all too often has man on the run. And this summer, it seems even worse than usual. “You can’t get from the car to inside our house without getting a...

Tour de Farms will visit Durango, Animas Valley

The seventh annual Tour de Farms is scheduled Saturday. Two bicycle tours, a long ride and a short ride, will feature agriculture in the Animas Valley and around Durango. A 30-mil...

His lonely mission

N. Dakota’s sole Sierra Club staff member pushes back against industry