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For decades, people have wondered how ancient ancestral Puebloans transported heavy building materials to Chaco Canyon, one of the most important archaeological sites in the Southwest. Now researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder say they may have solved this 1,000-year-old supply chain mystery.
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Gardening is good for your mental and physical wellbeing. It’s a gut feeling shared by many people who enjoy digging in the dirt. But a new CU-Boulder study backs up that sentiment with science.
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Todd Saliman was officially selected as the 24th president of the University of Colorado system this year. He previously served as interim president since July 20-21. KUNC's Beau Baker spoke with him recently to find out what such a seemingly big job entails and what he’s working toward for the CU system.
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An instrument developed by researchers at CU Boulder will be launching next fall to study Jupiter’s moon, Europa.
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Many officials proudly talk up the unique decision-making powers Colorado gives the smallest levels of government. Some bills this session would shift more county and municipal powers to the state, leading to concerns about Colorado’s emphasis on “local control” going away.
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Today on Colorado Edition, we learn about the four main numbers scientists are using to measure drought. We also hear how Coloradans rallied to save one of the oldest synagogues in the Mountain West, and we learn about the growing industry of green technology.
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President Joe Biden’s "Build Back Better" agenda includes a $3.5 trillion spending plan that prioritizes climate action. Over at CU Boulder, a new research center focused on green technology is already building on that momentum to catalyze new local growth in the field.
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On today’s Colorado Edition: We explore why our politics are so polarized, and what can be done to bridge the divide. We examine how the state’s Extreme Risk Protection Order law has been used in its first year. We look into what’s driving the recent surge in home prices across the state. And, we listen back to a conversation with a former state lawmaker about her work to make Martin Luther King, Jr. Day a recognized holiday in Colorado.
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As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Colorado, universities are making changes to the 2021 spring academic calendar.
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Administrators from the University of Colorado Boulder are partnering with Boulder County Public Health to slow the spread of COVID-19 cases in the city.