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Thursday, June 14,2012
Cracking down on fracking
County tries to boost regulations without stepping on state's toes
Boulder County government is following the lead of municipalities like Longmont by attempting to tighten its regulations on oil and gas operations like hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking” — without getting sued by the state.
Thursday, June 14,2012
Could consumer choice spell the end for GMOs?
Ever since last year’s decision by Boulder County Commissioners to allow genetically modified organisms (GMOs) to be grown on county open space lands, opponents of that ruling have looked to this November’s election as the next best way to reverse the county’s position.
Thursday, June 14,2012
Summer´s hot issues
Maybe you didn’t think that fracking and GMOs would be the hot-button issues this local election season, but we do.
Thursday, March 29,2012
To cleanse or not to cleanse
Opinions vary in the detox debate
From detoxifying diets to juice fasts, different dietary cleanses abound, claiming to rid your system of toxins and help you lose weight. People who regularly cleanse say they feel better, look thinner and think more clearly after a cleanse. But some dietitians argue that your body does all the cleansing it needs on its own.
Thursday, March 29,2012
How to make your own kombucha
Homebrewer, High Country founder share processes, tips and secrets to their creations
More than 2,000 years ago, the ancient Chinese considered kombucha an immortal health elixir. Some avid drinkers of the fermented tea beverage might say just the same today.
Thursday, March 29,2012
Stop sniffling and sneezing
There are local, natural remedies for your allergies
It’s that time of year. You open your window on a warm day, breathe deep, and all of a sudden the itchy, watery eyes and sneezes set in.
Thursday, March 29,2012
Just a little loan
Microloans boost sustainable businesses at home in addition to overseas
Organic, local, sustainable food seems to be a growing trend in America, but it’s also a trend that almost inevitably means higher prices.
Thursday, March 29,2012
Women to watch in sustainable business
Three locals who have made a mark
Boulder County is home to some incredible women who, on top of running or owning a sustainable business, are also leaders in their community, working to educate and encourage others to be more eco-friendly. Boulderganic caught up with a few of the women to talk about their work and their lives.
Thursday, March 29,2012
Conserving Colorado’s golden goose
Colorado’s Greenway Initiative could increase green space and contribute to the local economy
The conservation of our resources,” former president Theodore Roosevelt once said, “is the fundamental question before this nation.”
Thursday, March 29,2012
Fiber problems
As Boulder explores condemning Xcel’s SmartGrid, questions remain about the $20 million fiber-optic system
What if you could improve the infrastructure on the electric grid to make it smarter? In 2008, Xcel Energy embarked on an ambitious pilot program designed to do just that in Boulder.
