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Three ¾«Æ·SMÔÚÏßӰƬ students in the Masters of the Environment (MENV) graduate program teamed up with Vail Resorts Inc. to help the industry leader reach its commitment to send no waste to the landfill by 2030.In 2017, Vail Resorts announced
In August 2017 the Town of Nederland, Colorado passed a resolution pledging to derive 100 percent of its electricity from renewable energy sources, making it fourth Colorado municipality to do so behind Boulder, Pueblo, and Aspen. Nederland’s
Keep up on the news, even among the trade show madness. Here are today's top headlines:During the Industry Breakfast, Outdoor Industry Association (OIA), Snowsports Industries America (SIA) and the National Ski Areas Association (NSAA), announced
Gov.-elect Jared Polis has named Will Toor, a former Boulder mayor and city council member and a former Boulder County commissioner, to be the next executive director of the Colorado Energy Office.Toor is the transportation program director for the
Since 1964 the Land and Water Conservation Fund has used royalties from oil and gas leasing to protect natural areas, water resources and cultural heritage, as well as to provide recreation opportunities. The Fund expired at the end of September,
Schiits’ ukum st’ ‘maltmshBringing back our bisonThe American Bison has lived in tandem with North America’s climate for thousands of years. Evolving with the ecosystem around it, bison ranged the American Great Plains and reached as far north as
This fall, the Masters of the Environment Graduate Program welcomed new faculty member Nicole Civita. With a background in law and passion for social justice, Nicole leads MENV’s Sustainable Food Systems specialization in addition to teaching
In late 2009, a group of small business owners — a heating contractor, an architect, an interior designer, a landscape architect and a general contractor — have gathered around a table. The group has been charged by their client with making a new
Luis Benitez isn't summiting the world's tallest peaks as often as he used to, but he's remained grounded for an important reason. Famous for his many mountaineering feats, Benitez is the first director of the Colorado Outdoor Recreation
Boulder County commissioners on Tuesday morning pledged to the eventual electrification of county government's entire fleet of vehiclesA resolution approved by commissioners states that "100 percent of the new light-duty vehicles purchased by the