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Eagle students are greening their routines

	EAGLE, Colorado — Something unexpected has flourished from Brush Creek Elementary School's traffic problems — a green initiative. more...
	11/20/2009 1:30pm

	Skiers rally for climate action in Breckenridge BRECKENRIDGE — Colorado's ski industry is in danger of “melting away” if Congress doesn't act decisively on climate change legislation, said Dana Hoffman, an energy expert with Environment Colorado.
	11/18/2009 8:17pm

	Skiers, boarders rally against global warming in Breckenridge BRECKENRIDGE — More powder is what every skier wants, but a changing climate could pose a big risk to Colorado's status as a winter sports mecca.
	11/18/2009 5:03pm

	Denver conference spotlights climate change, carnivores DENVER, Colorado — The effects of climate change and loss of habitat on wolves and other carnivores are on the agenda at a four-day conference in Denver.
	11/17/2009 12:22pm

	Colorado keeping more trash out of landfills DENVER — State health officials say Coloradans are recycling and keeping more of their trash out of landfills, though the economic downturn has weakened demand for recycled material.
	11/16/2009 5:02pm

	Vail Christian High School students study water quality VAIL Colorado — Vail Christian High School students Matthew Myers, Sebastian Pierce-Durance, Ian Ryan, Chase Caynoski and Chris Purse and their counselor, Mindy Larson, recently went through training through the “River Watch” program...
	11/12/2009 5:55pm

	National team to help manage Colorado's bark beetle problem DENVER — A national team will help the U.S. Forest Service manage the attack against the pine beetle infestation that has swept through about 2.5 million acres of forests in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming.
	11/12/2009 2:56pm

	Wildlife advocates, state try to prevent Colorado roadkill DENVER — Wildlife groups and state officials are teaming up to prevent collisions as wild animals cross Interstate 70 between Golden and Glenwood Springs.
	11/10/2009 12:24pm

	Vail Valley mountain bike group joins Gems fray VAIL VALLEY, Colorado — Snowmobilers aren't the only ones upset about Hidden Gems. A Vail Valley mountain biking group has entered into the fray.
	11/07/2009 3:41pm

	Vail photo: Water testing VAIL, Colorado — Kristen Beruglia, right, the town of Vail environmental sustainability coordinator, tests a water sample taken by town of Vail's environmental health officer Bill Carlson, left, from the Gore Creek during testing of the creek for...
	11/06/2009 1:46pm

	Study: Nitrogen worsens in Rockies alpine lakes DENVER, Colorado — A study says increasing nitrogen pollution is turning algae in Rocky Mountain National Park's alpine lakes into junk food for fish.
	11/05/2009 2:36pm

	Feds, environmental groups argue for roadless rule CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Attorneys for the federal government and environmentalists argue that a federal appeals court should uphold a ban on new roads in national forests known as the "roadless rule."
	11/04/2009 1:33pm

	Vail Valley's thirst for water and snow VAIL VALLEY, Colorado — Thursday evening's session of Shaping the Future of the Eagle Valley marks the conclusion of the 2009 series in Colorado's Vail Valley. The evening will include a discussion on environmental concerns, including...
	11/04/2009 1:08pm

	Trout Unlimited: Upper Colorado River ‘on the brink' GRAND COUNTY, Colo. — Increased diversions from the Fraser River, in Grand County, could put the entire Upper Colorado ecosystem at risk, a coalition of environmental groups warned Friday.
	11/02/2009 5:12pm

	Beetle battle less intense in Aspen-area GLENWOOD SPRINGS — The U.S. Forest Service's increased focus on removing dead trees along roads, trails and campgrounds won't hit Pitkin and Garfield counties nearly as hard as Eagle and Summit counties, according to the organizer of the...
	10/30/2009 12:45pm

	Environmental group tries to keep Colorado coal plant idle DENVER, Colorado — An environmental group wants to prevent Xcel Energy from firing up a new coal-fired plant until a lawsuit claiming the pollution levels will be too high can be heard.
	10/29/2009 6:27pm

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