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US Politics · United States

Trump Environmental Protection Agency moves to repeal finding that allows climate regulation

47% Center coverage: 282 sources

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Evacuations · Meeker

Colorado Wildfires: Gov. Polis Activates National Guard, All of Meeker on Pre-Evacuation Status

73% Center coverage: 11 sources

DENVER — Two uncontained wildfires have charred thousands of acres and reached within a mile of the Western Slope town of Meeker, forcing evacuations as the flames jump highways and the threaten to cross the White River.See the Story

Drought · Denver

Drought blankets most of Intermountain West, including Colorado — and will likely get worse

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

About 73% of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Wyoming are in drought, fueling wildfires, impacting water availability and drying out crops.See the Story

First-ever airborne toxin detected in Western Hemisphere — Daniel Katz, Ellie Browne, and Stephanie Maltarich (University of #Colorado #Boulder)

Click the link to read the release on the University of Colorado website (Daniel Katz, Ellie Browne, and Stephanie Maltarich): June 9, 2025 Once in a while, scientific research resembles detective work. Researchers head into the field with a hypothesis and high hopes of finding specific results, but sometimes, there’s a twist in the story that requires a deeper dive into the data. That was the case for CU Boulder researchers who led a field cam…Oklahoma, United States · Oklahoma Read Article

Uranium Company Receives #Wyoming’s First Fast-Tracked Mining Permits — Jake Bolster (InsideClimateNews.org)

Inside Uranium Energy Corp.’s Irigaray Central Processing Plant located in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin. Credit: Uranium Energy Corp. Click the link to read the article on the Inside Climate News website (Jake Bolster): August 6, 2025 The state could eventually host the nation’s largest uranium production facility to use two different mining methods. Environmentalists worry that expedited permitting in the nuclear sector could threaten “safety,…Kemmerer · Kemmerer Read Article

National parks are key conservation areas for wildlife and natural resources

A researcher collects water samples in Everglades National Park in Florida to monitor ecosystem health. AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell Sarah Diaz, Coastal Carolina University and Linda Lane, Coastal Carolina University The United States’ national parks have an inherent contradiction. The federal law that created the National Park Service says the agency – and the parks – must “conserve the scenery and the natural and historic objects and the wildlif…Wildfires · Florida Read Article

The #YampaRiver is a recreation hotspot, but #SteamboatSprings can close it during summer’s peak — Alex Hager (KUNC.com)

Tubers float down the Yampa River in Steamboat Springs on July 23, 2025. A stretch of the river running near downtown can see more than 20,000 tubers through the course of the summer, but city officials sometimes roll out recreational shutdowns to protect the Yampa’s fish. Alex Hager/KUNC Click the link to read the article on the KUNC website (Alex Hager): August 5, 2025 This story is part of ongoing coverage of water in the West produced by KU…Steamboat Springs · Steamboat Springs Read Article

The well-lived life of John Stulp — Allen Best (BigPivots.com)

Photo credit: Allen Best Click the link to read the article on the Big Pivots website (Allen Best): August 5, 2025 Colorado governors of the past and possibly the future gathered in Lamar to pay their respects. His last wishes were that the wheat harvest go on. When it became clear that John Stulp had little time left to live, he specified that the memorial service would come later, after the wheat had been harvested but before the next plantin…Lamar · Lamar Read Article

Toxicity: The Invisible Tsunami — Deep Science Ventures

Click the link to access the report on the Deep Science Ventures website: How pervasive toxicity threatens human and planetary survival What if one of the biggest threats to our health and planet is invisible, yet found in our air, food, and water? Our latest report is the first time that a single report has attempted to analyse the broader collective problem and solution spaces of chemical toxicity answering the questions: how and why are tox…Health Read Article

As Gross Reservoir rises, Boulder County residents grapple with project’s legal turmoil — The Water Desk #BoulderCreek

Cranes and construction equipment line the shore at Gross Reservoir on June 19, 2025 in Boulder County, Colorado. The construction is part of an expansion project that will supply water to Denver’s residents. (Cassie Sherwood/The Water Desk) Click the link to read the article on The Water Desk website (Cassie Sherwood): July 23, 2025 Pieter Strauss used to love hosting stargazing parties at his house in the Lakeshore Park neighborhood up Flagst…Boulder, Colorado · Boulder Read Article

Navajo Nation pushes for water rights as #ColoradoRiver shrinks — The St. George News #COriver #aridification

Survey work begins in 2018 for the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project on the Navajo Nation. Photo credit: U.S. Bureau of Reclamation via The High Country News Click the link to read the article on the St. George News website (Stephanie DeGraw). Here’s an excerpt: July 29, 2025 Bidtah N. Becker, chief legal counsel for the Navajo Nation, told St. George News there is an urgency to secure the tribe’s legal rights to the Colorado River in Arizona,…Arizona · Arizona Read Article

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