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NOONAN | Killing GOP bills harms democratic transparency - Vimarsana News

NOONAN | Killing GOP bills harms democratic transparency

Given events in Ukraine, it’s an appropriate time to think about our own state’s democracy and how it functions. Two GOP bills would increase transparency and access to political decision-making.

Commerce City mother on life in a polluted neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Commerce City mother on life in a polluted neighborhood

Commerce City residents have been concerned about the air quality in their community for years. Residential neighborhoods are surrounded by highways and refineries.

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Colorado intensifies efforts against 'forever chemicals' in water supplies - Vimarsana News

Colorado intensifies efforts against 'forever chemicals' in water supplies

This fall Colorado has launched two new programs, one aimed at removing firefighting foam containing so-called “forever chemicals” from fire departments, military bases and other properties and an emergency grant

Colorado intensifies efforts against 'forever chemicals' in water supplies - Vimarsana News

Colorado intensifies efforts against 'forever chemicals' in water supplies

This fall Colorado has launched two new programs, one aimed at removing firefighting foam containing so-called “forever chemicals” from fire departments, military bases and other properties and an emergency grant

Outstanding Grad: Monica Ortiz, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences - Vimarsana News

Outstanding Grad: Monica Ortiz, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

Outstanding Grad: Monica Ortiz, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences 10 May, 2021 Monica Ortiz Monica Ortiz, who hails from Texas, arrived at Colorado State University as a transfer student in 2019 because she did not feel passionate about her studies. Ortiz said that she also did not receive “proper” advice about college and figuring out a career path. She always had an interest in environmental issues and, after conducting some research online, was drawn to CSU for its programs. Ortiz moved to Fort Collins and connected with Erin Reichert, undergraduate and interns...