CU Boulder is its own jurisdiction within Boulder city limits. The campus has its own police force and its own fleet of garbage trucks. CU Boulder was also an early adopter of Zero Waste principals. So, what happens to the […]
Zero Waste 2022: Boulder Food Rescue Finds Bounty in Blemished Produce
Food waste in the United States produces as much pollution as 37 million cars per year. That’s according to a report by the National Resources Defense Council which also found that redirecting just one-third of the country’s total food waste […]
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Morning Magazine Podcast — Monday, February 21, 2022
On today’s Morning Magazine, a conversation with State Sen. Julie Gonzales about the housing crisis from City Cast Denver. Then, we learn about legislation before the state house that intends to tackle homelessness in Colorado. Finally, a glimpse at what’s […]
CU Students Weigh in on School’s Handling of Security Situation on University Hill
Alleged threats from a man who published an 800 page manifesto rife with violence in academic settings caused the evacuation of an elementary school and shelter-in-place orders on University Hill last Tuesday. The suspect has been identified as a former […]
Morning Magazine Podcast – Monday January 31, 2022
On today’s Morning Magazine, a Jackson Hole based illustrator and cartoonist will chat about his graphic novel, “The Ski Town Fairytale.” Then, we’ll hear about a union organizing with workers in the hospitality industry targeting real estate investment trusts operating […]