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How regulation makes preventing Colorado wildfires difficult
Environment Jennifer Oldham 11/05/2023 Environment Jennifer Oldham 11/05/2023

How regulation makes preventing Colorado wildfires difficult

Controlled Burns Help Prevent Wildfires, Experts Say. But Regulations Have Made It Nearly Impossible to Do These Burns. Even though the 2021 Marshall Fire made it clear that the fire threat posed by Colorado’s grasslands endangers large urban areas, federal… Photo: Chet Strange.

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Small farms battle speculators over centuries-old water rights in droughtstricken Colorado
Environment Jennifer Oldham 16/11/2021 Environment Jennifer Oldham 16/11/2021

Small farms battle speculators over centuries-old water rights in droughtstricken Colorado

A small farming community is racing to secure rights that will protect the centuries old irrigation system they need to survive. On a sage-infused summer morning in the San Luis Valley, Robert Quintana steps from his worn silver pickup truck to check the acequia. Photo: Elliot Ross.

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Will Putting Honey Bees on Public Lands Threaten Native Bees?
Environment Jennifer Oldham 15/09/2020 Environment Jennifer Oldham 15/09/2020

Will Putting Honey Bees on Public Lands Threaten Native Bees?

As suitable sites become scarce, commercial beekeepers are increasingly moving their hives to U.S. public lands. But scientists warn that the millions of introduced honey bees pose a risk to native species, outcompeting them for pollen and altering fragile plant communities.

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Outdoor Brands Get Serious About the Carbon Footprint of Adventure
Environment Jennifer Oldham 24/03/2020 Environment Jennifer Oldham 24/03/2020

Outdoor Brands Get Serious About the Carbon Footprint of Adventure

When mountaineer Hilaree Nelson traveled to the nation’s capital last September to protest oil and gas drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, she offset the 1,300 pounds of carbon generated by her trip by donating $4 to help restore a hardwood forest in Kansas.

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Instead of releasing this greenhouse gas, beer brewers are selling it to pot growers
Environment Jennifer Oldham 11/02/2020 Environment Jennifer Oldham 11/02/2020

Instead of releasing this greenhouse gas, beer brewers are selling it to pot growers

The state of Colorado and three small businesses are trying a novel approach to reduce carbon emissions that sounds like something out of the fever dreams of Willie Nelson: using carbon dioxide produced from beer brewing to help marijuana plants grow.

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Retrofitting busy highways to let wildlife travel safely, too
Environment Jennifer Oldham 11/10/2019 Environment Jennifer Oldham 11/10/2019

Retrofitting busy highways to let wildlife travel safely, too

Highway 285 was once a death zone for the dwindling herds of elk and mule deer on Colorado’s Western Slope. But today it offers a lifeline, helping them travel from their summer range high in the mountains to winter foraging grounds along the Arkansas River.

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Forests on Utah’s public lands may soon be torn out. Here’s why.
Environment Jennifer Oldham 03/09/2019 Environment Jennifer Oldham 03/09/2019

Forests on Utah’s public lands may soon be torn out. Here’s why.

The U.S. is moving forward with a plan to create new cattle pasture and prevent fires despite what scientists say is meager environmental review. In among the quietest places in the continental United States, where the discordant whine of newly hatched cicadas is usually the loudest sound…

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Countless archaeological sites at risk in Trump oil and gas auction
Environment Jennifer Oldham 08/03/2018 Environment Jennifer Oldham 08/03/2018

Countless archaeological sites at risk in Trump oil and gas auction

Now, the 13,000-year-old historical record of Native Americans who inhabited the outskirts of two national monuments near the Colorado-Utah border is facing an unprecedented threat.

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