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Coyote encounters on the rise

Coyote encounters on the rise

February 11, 2009

Encounters between people and coyotes appear to be on the rise, in part because the animals aren't scared of us anymore, experts said at a daylong meeting Wednesday.

Coyotes in the cross hairs

Coyotes in the cross hairs

February 10, 2009

Coyotes, hyper-adaptable creatures that can make a home just about anywhere, have become a fixture in Front Range communities. But cities, landowners and others have made few efforts to cull their numbers - until now.

Stimulus to pump life into wildlife refuge

January 31, 2009

The massive federal stimulus package would rain dollars on Colorado's wildlife sanctuaries, shoring up visitor centers, tour routes and wildlife habitat, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Friday.

Moves help guv's bid for cleaner-burning vehicles

January 27, 2009

President Barack Obama's move toward allowing states to set global warming-related emission standards for automobiles could open the door for Colorado to require cleaner-burning cars.

Study: CO2 impacts could last centuries

January 27, 2009

Rising levels of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide could create "irreversible" drought and sea level increases lasting for centuries, even if humans eventually succeed in significantly reducing emissions.

BLOG: Martin Luther King Jr. Day

BLOG: Martin Luther King Jr. Day

January 19, 2009

Thousands marching in Denver's annual Marade made their way down Colfax, arriving at Civic Center, where a program was held. Three Rocky reporters blogged live. Photo gallery Video

Winter ozone levels a concern

January 19, 2009

A surprising discovery from Boulder-based scientists shows high levels of ozone pollution - usually associated with hot summer days in the city - can develop around remote natural gas fields in wintertime.

Pros, cons offered on oil and gas regulations

January 17, 2009

State lawmakers on Friday waded into what promises to be a grinding debate over new guidelines for energy drilling in Colorado, as regulators outlined the benefits of the rules and addressed continuing industry criticism.

Greens take a new tack

January 14, 2009

Green means two things this year at the state Capitol: It's good for the environment and it's good for the economy.

Environmental groups appeal to Obama for shift in land use

January 13, 2009

Some 40 Western environmental groups are asking the incoming Obama administration for a fundamental shift in the way the federal government manages energy production in Colorado and the West.