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Palin: It doesn't matter what's causing climate change - Vimarsana News

Palin: It doesn't matter what's causing climate change

In yet another incredible interview with CBS News anchor Katie Couric Tuesday evening, Sarah Palin tackled a response to Couric’s question as to whether climate change is “man-made.” In a manner imitable only by Tina Fey, Palin gave this response after Couric pressed the question: “You know, there are man’s activities that can be contributed…

Snowpack at 114% after weekend storms hit Rockies; will we see a repeat of wet winter? - Vimarsana News

Snowpack at 114% after weekend storms hit Rockies; will we see a repeat of wet winter?

It's still more than seven weeks before the official start of winter (Dec. 21), but weekend storms in Colorado's high country are reason enough to look in on snowpack levels that will eventually provide the water that flows to Lake Mead.

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BVSD school board candidates raise close to $100,000 - Vimarsana News

BVSD school board candidates raise close to $100,000

Boulder Valley school board candidates are raising more money than in the previous election, but continue to be funded mainly through individual donations, according to campaign finance reports.

Slower snowmelt affects agriculture, drinking water availability in western mountains - Vimarsana News

Slower snowmelt affects agriculture, drinking water availability in western mountains

Western communities are facing effects of a warming climate with slower and earlier snowmelt reducing streamflows and possibly the amount of water reaching reservoirs used for drinking water and agriculture, according to a study published in July.

What 25-million-year-old ocean sediment can teach us about our planet's future | CU Boulder Today - Vimarsana News

What 25-million-year-old ocean sediment can teach us about our planet's future | CU Boulder Today

CU Boulder scientist Anne Jennings has spent the last two months on a ship off the coast of Greenland drilling samples deep below the ocean floor. Here’s what she hopes to learn.