“We are in trouble. We are right now in a trajectory, in fact locked into a trajectory, to warm the atmosphere well above the 1.5 degrees […]
Local Agriculture and Carbon Sequestration
“It’s the right thing to do for the community, for the health of the land, and it’s also, I think, a great economic opportunity for the […]
Climate Change Symposium
On August 12th through 14th, Boulder’s Shambala Center will host a weekend-long event called Living beyond Hope and Fear about climate change. KGNU’s Kendra Kruger spoke with Emily Keeling Takahashi, co chair […]
Reveal – Update: Mighty Ike
As the country enters the peak of storm season this summer, we want to return to an issue we first talked about earlier this year. What […]
Connecting the Drops: The shifting hydrograph
Researchers say climate change is already affecting Colorado farms and ranches – but not necessarily in the way people might expect. Because the state is so […]
Mixed Messages: Navigating Climate Change Coverage
“If we are only focused on the economics and only focused on the disasters, we’re likely to build higher flood walls and do disaster mitigation and […]
Andrew Nikiforuk: The View From The North
David Barsamian speaks with best-selling author and independent journalist from Canada Andrew Nikiforuk about the new political landscape in Canada since Justin Trudeau became the new […]
EPA Hearings in Denver on Clean Water Plan
The EPA held public hearings in Denver on Monday and Tuesday to gather input on federal implementation of the Clean Power Plan, which targets pollution from […]