National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration
Scientists in Boulder are taking a closer look at the impact humans have on the global climate. They say the evidence is clear.
Colorado officials are updating the outlook for spring and summer water supplies as the mountain snowpack falls behind normal and wildfire danger increases.
Scientists from the University of Colorado and other institutions are working to pinpoint the source of a giant mass of methane hanging over the southwestern U.S., which a study found to be the country’s largest concentration of the greenhouse gas.
Researchers are taking to the air to measure trace gas emissions over production sites in the Bakken oil fields of North Dakota, the Niobrara shale formation of northern Colorado and Wyoming, and the Four Corners area.
In an effort to eradicate illegal fishing and seafood fraud, the Obama Administration is launching a fish tracking system that would eventually tell consumers where their fish was caught, processed and stored.
After a devastating weather event like the September 2013 flash flood, a lot of time is spent evaluating the performance of agencies directly involved with getting information to the public, such as the National Weather Service.
The Natural Resources Conservation Service is facing some budget cuts and what may go is monitoring the snow,
It’s ironic and convenient they are located in Boulder where the flood did some of its worst damage. They are analyzing all the data to determine whether this is truly the 100-year flood or brought on by climate change.
Nederland residents attended a community meeting on Tuesday where the issue of accessibility to and from the community was the main focus.
Ten years ago this week the scene outside was much different. Those who lived in Denver no doubt remember the March 2003 blizzard.