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Halloween

Affordable Halloween costumes available at Goodwill

Nation World

Amazon river temps near 100 degrees as more than 100 dolphins found dead

Experts believe high water temperatures are the most likely cause of the deaths.
Environment

Colorado littered with hundreds of abandoned wells

U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said Tuesday the federal government has given Colorado $25 million to address the problems the abandoned wells cause.
Colorado Climate

Colorado researchers testing how ocean waves can generate energy

Researchers at NREL in Boulder are using a massive lunar-module looking device to simulate the ocean.
Nation World

Biden plans to create New Deal-style American Climate Corps using executive order

The program is modeled after the Civilian Conservation Corps, created in the 1930s by President Franklin D. Roosevelt as part of the New Deal.
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County grows sunflower patch decoy to keep influencers off farms

Trespassing and damage from people taking photos of sunflowers got so bad in Adams County that they grew a public patch where you can film your Tik Toks.
Community

Arborists volunteering at Fort Logan National Cemetery

250 volunteers at Fort Logan National Cemetery will spend the day planting and pruning trees to beautify the 214-acre space.
Colorado Climate

Impact of the fight against climate change

The City of Denver is starting to see a direct impact on air quality and green house gas emissions from programs aimed at addressing climate change.
Environment

Troublesome crayfish discovered in Lake Granby

CPW said rusty crayfish, native to the Ohio River Basin, were found in Colorado's Lake Granby.
Colorado Climate

How climate change is impacting Colorado's wine industry

Colorado's wine industry is ripe for expansion as the climate changes.
Local Politics

Colorado mountain tied to an 1864 massacre is renamed Mount Blue Sky

The vote had been delayed by the Northern Cheyenne tribe, which uses the phrase "blue sky" in ceremonies and said the name change was sacrilegious.
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Contracts worry Colorado's move toward electric yard equipment could cost them

The move comes after a vote approved recommending a policy for counties in the Front Range impacted by air quality, which would ban the sale of gas-powered tools.