Tagged: Climate Change

Headlines:

• Governor signs ASSET bill into law
• Battlement Mesa meeting addresses Parachute Creek Leak
• New EPA figures say emissions control has reduced the impact of natural gas industry on climate change
• Dominguez-Escalante conservation area council needs members
• Jim Elder announces for DMEA District 4
• Telluride residents say no to uranium mines at BLM meeting
  

Headlines:

• Mesa County Drug Bust the largest in seven years
• Industry’s fracking database has loose reporting standards
• Community meeting about hydrocarbon leak in Parachute set for Monday
• Craig town council considers requiring heads of households to own guns
• Bill to create fire-fighting air fleet for state is unfunded
• Corporations ask feds to do more on climate change
  

Headlines:

• Search For Dylan Redwine Continues
• Hotckiss Firm Wins Beetle Kill Harvest Contract
• iSeeChange: Weather Boosts Bumper Fruit Crop
• Dry Weather Limits Skier Access
• Aurora City Just Says No To Pot Prosecutions
• Cell Tower Approved Near Norwood Schools
• Idaho Springs Tunnels Restricted This Week

Headlines:

• Warmer Than Normal Winter Forecast
• Small Theaters Struggle With Digital Transition

It’s Halloween. Costumes are ready, the candy is bought, and houses are decked out with pumpkins and scary decorations. Some of those decorations include black cats, bats, and spider webs. In the last couple of months, residents on the Western Slope have reported to KVNF’s iSeeChange Project they’ve been seeing more spiders than usual this fall, particularly BLACK WIDOW spiders. Reporter Julia Kumari Drapkin has this story.