Boulder City Council’s conversations about creating a new day for those experiencing homelessness have exposed how divided people in Boulder continue to be when it comes to the causes of and solutions to homelessness. KGNU’s Alexis Kenyon reports. Listen: (Download […]
Colorado issued an operating permit to Suncor refinery in northwest Denver last week after a 12-year delay. The Colorado Department of Health and Environment, the agency responsible for issuing the permit, blamed its failure to act for more than a […]
The newly signed Inflation Reduction Act aims to boost the economy while transitioning the country to greener energy. The new law includes extended tax incentives for homeowners looking to convert to solar. While the solar energy market isn’t new, prohibitive […]
The Supreme Court ruled to limit the EPA’s authority over setting greenhouse gas emissions late last month. KGNU’s Alexis Kenyon spoke with Kate Merlin, an environmental lawyer for Colorado’s WildEarth Guardians, about what this decision means for Colorado’s fossil fuel […]
In the days following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe Vs Wade last month, the internet, like the nation’s streets, filled with pro-choice activism. Hashtag activism or clicktivism, in the past 10 years has transformed left-wing movements, allowing people […]
Boulder is one of many cities across the US experiencing a lifeguard shortage. While this may seem minor to those with access to private pools, for low-income families and families of color, it means more children and adults will never […]
As Coloradans hit the trails this summer, the fear of ticks may loom in the back of many of their minds. Ticks are blood-sucking pests that are notorious for carrying Lyme disease and a lot of myths about what they […]
The school shooting in Uvalde, Texas this week rattled people across the nation. Here at KGNU, we had a lot of conversations about how to cover the deaths of 19 children and two adults gunned down by the 18-year-old gunman. […]
