Marijuana sales down this year in Durango
Retail marijuana sales are down this year in Durango, and dispensary managers have two ideas about what might be happening: First, sales spiked during the height of the pandemic and Colorado is now se...
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Retail marijuana sales are down this year in Durango, and dispensary managers have two ideas about what might be happening: First, sales spiked during the height of the pandemic and Colorado is now se...
Scientists discovered two new land snail species in a cave in northern Vietnam and in a limestone gorge in northern Laos.
The two new land snail species, found in Vietnam and Laos, show how little we know about life at the smallest scales.
Fort Lewis College takes step to lower greenhouse emissions Durango, Colorado Currently Tue 9% chance of precipitation 0% chance of precipitation 1% chance of precipitation All food waste from main dining hall now composted By Patrick Armijo Education, business & real estate reporter Tuesday, May 4, 2021 5:33 AM Updated 18 minutes ago Kateri Gachupin, a student at Fort Lewis College, and Marty Pool, assistant director of the Environmental Center, hold compost from the “Rocket” in-vessel composter. All the food waste at FLC’s ...
CP Illustration: Abbie Adams As we stagger away from 2020, we look back at the past year as one of devastating loss and seemingly endless instability. But hopefully, two developments provide some reason to look ahead with cautious optimism. The coming days will see a new presidency promising a swifter, more organized response to the coronavirus crisis. And already, two versions of the COVID-19 vaccine are making their way through frontline workers and vulnerable populations, and will eventuall...