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(Opinion) Rachel Gabel: Outlawing Denver slaughterhouses is a step toward food scarcity - Vimarsana News

(Opinion) Rachel Gabel: Outlawing Denver slaughterhouses is a step toward food scarcity

United States Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack offered the opening remarks at the Water in the West Symposium on the CSU Spur campus on Nov. 8.

'Cowtown' slaughterhouse ban comes at catastrophic cost | GABEL - Vimarsana News

'Cowtown' slaughterhouse ban comes at catastrophic cost | GABEL

United States Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack offered the opening remarks at the Water in the West Symposium on the Colorado State University Spur campus on Nov. 8. According to

Ag Secretary Vilsack will give opening remarks at CSU Spur Water in the West Symposium - Vimarsana News

Ag Secretary Vilsack will give opening remarks at CSU Spur Water in the West Symposium

DENVER — U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack will be in Denver on Thursday, Nov. 9, to give opening remarks at the sixth Annual Colorado State University Spur Water in the West symposium. Vilsack, who...

Water in the West Symposium highlights 'next gen water' - Vimarsana News

Water in the West Symposium highlights 'next gen water'

DENVER — Attendees at the 6th Annual Colorado State University Spur Water in the West Symposium will explore artificial intelligence, demographic trends, and other factors that will be critical in addressing the region’s water challenges and...

International water researcher highlights Colorado Basin's "disappearing" groundwater - Vimarsana News

International water researcher highlights Colorado Basin's "disappearing" groundwater

For the past 20 years, two small satellites orbiting 250 miles above Earth have tracked a stark reality about the nation’s groundwater supplies, including across the parched Colorado River Basin: The water underground is vanishing. ...