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Oil Regulators Look to Have Companies Front Clean Up Costs Through Bonds
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission regulates the oil and gas industry. They have been discussing whether companies should put more money upfront as a financial assurance - commonly known as a bond - to guarantee there is enough money for the state to clean up a well site […]
Solar Garden Lowers Energy Costs for Mobile Home Residents in Boulder
In an effort to provide access to solar energy for mobile home residents, the City of Boulder came up with a unique solution: a Solar Garden. KGNU’s Rossana Longo-Better reports for Rocky Mountain Community Radio as part of our collaborative series on transitioning away from fossil fuels. (Download Audio) Ponderosa […]
The Brink: Place-Based Learning Takes School Outside
A climate crisis is looming over the youngest generation and today’s education models are just starting to grapple with how to teach kids about their changing world. One model is called “place-based learning” and it fosters a connection between youth and nature, making them purposefully aware of their surroundings. Riley Hooper […]
Displaced Renter And Victim Of The Marshall Fire Shares His Story
Even after Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has warned service providers against increasing prices in the wake of the Marshall Fire, a displaced renter from Louisville shares his struggles after he lost most of his belongings. In Colorado, charging excessive prices for certain essential goods or services during a disaster […]
Threats of Violence on University Hill Prompt School Evacuation
The Boulder Valley School District cancelled classes at all of its schools today due to inclement weather. The cancellations come as many students, teachers, parents and staff at University Hill Elementary needed a break to process an incident that occurred in the neighborhood yesterday. Shannon Young has more. (Download Audio)
