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Being an obdurate skeptic, Caroline Griesel loves conducting research and "putting the pieces together". She is an amateur naturalist who has a degree in Zoology, and has worked on many research and eco-tourism projects in Hawaii. Send her a message.

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Bighorn sheep poaching in DeBeque points to tougher penalties

The recent Big Horn Sheep poaching in DeBeque, Colorado reveals a growing trend in stricter anti-poaching penalties. In the DeBeque incident that took...
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Colorado communities look at micro-hydropower as renewable energy solution

Coloradoans are answering renewable energy questions, like Aspenite Ruthie Brown, who plans to build her own hydropower plant on her great...
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Examiner exclusive: see what Nestle executives had to say about the bottled water debate

In an exclusive teleconference with examiners from all over the nation, executives from Nestle Waters addressed controversial topics on the bottled...
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Colorado recieves $38 million for smart grid, amid looming concerns

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Colorado will receive $38 million statewide in grants from the $3.4 billion President Obama awarded Tuesday nationwide to modernize America's power...
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Colorado among most improved energy efficient states

The nation got its energy report cards today as the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE) released its scorecard, ranking states by...
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Aspenites participate in global 10/24 350 movement

All over the world people are rallying for climate change action in preparation for the December climate talks in Copenhagen, when the world's elected...
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Fort Collins Rocky Mountain Raptor Center must recover losses despite growing demand

The Rocky Mountain Raptor Center (RMRC) in Fort Collins announced this week that it plans to sell up to all 27 acres of its facility. The program...
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Roan Plateau oil companies agree to pay stormwater violation settlement

Three oil companies, drilling on the Roan Plateau near Rifle, settled a dispute with the state, the Colorado Department of Public Health and...
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Government trying to protect Colorado pest under Endangered Species Act

Federal and state governments are re-evaluating protection for some of Colorado's threatened plant and animal species. Dozens of Colorado species are...
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Colorado drafting national park roadless rule, unlikely to be swayed by 200,000 letters

The environmental sector from Sun Oil Company founder, Pew Charitable Trusts, announced today that it will send 200,000 letters to Colorado Governor...
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