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Study: Climate change leaves American West especially vulnerable to wildfires

By | 06.12.12 | 2:42 pm

Rising temperatures are projected to trigger more wildfires in nearly all of North America and most of Europe, according to a new study, but climate change may have the opposite effect around the equator.

Rep. Diana DeGette (Kersgaard)

DeGette reintroduces stem cell act, touts health and economic benefits

By | 06.29.11 | 10:59 am

Colorado First District Representative Diana DeGette has re-introduced her Stem Cell Research Advancement Act. She’s announcing the move at Craig Hospital today in Colorado. An earlier version of the bi-partisan legislation passed in the House and Senate before being vetoed by President Bush. The re-introduction of the bill will test attitudes among members of the Republican-controlled Congress this year on stem cell research, which has remained a hot-button topic in strict anti-abortion circles even as stem-cell research methods progress and have already reached a point where many believe the original ethical arguments against the practice have become moot.

Ritter issues two executive orders to fuel ‘clean-tech’ job growth, investment

By | 05.27.10 | 1:21 pm

Gov. Bill Ritter Thursday issued a pair of executive orders meant to spur “clean-tech” investment and job growth in the state.

Clean tech, according to a release, includes industries such as new energy, biosciences, aerospace and technology, and the first…