Cartoonist Drew Litton notes that the CU-CSU football rivalry had lost its appeal as programs at both schools struggled. But with some new faces, it’s a new day.
Colorado State University
Posted inBusiness
New Belgium Brewing prepares for industrial heat pump that could cut its greenhouse gas emissions
Fort Collins-based AtmosZero is using brewer to pilot a drop-in heat pump system that could help reduce the carbon footprints of other similar companies that account for 7% of U.S. greenhouse gases.
Posted inWater
What could make water use on farms more efficient? Artificial intelligence, according to one researcher.
Perry Cabot is teaming up with researchers around the country to experiment with AI algorithms that could reshape modern irrigation systems.
Posted inSunLit Interviews
John Giordanengo turned a business school revelation into research on two global systems
The Occupy Wall Street movement and the Great Recession nudged author John Giordanengo to look at “Ecosystems As Models for Restoring Our Economies.”
Posted inEquity
For women farm owners in Colorado, the leading concerns are crops and animals, not sexism
More women are finding training and support for dealing with pests, weather and how to purchase land to farm and ranch in Colorado
Posted inTechnology
CSU to build one of the world’s most powerful lasers to study elusive nuclear fusion energy
CSU and the German company Marvel Fusion are pairing up in the hunt of a breakthrough. This is what that means in lay terms.
Posted inEnvironment
A leaky oil well poisoned a Colorado rancher’s herd, killing 6 cows. He still hasn’t been paid back.
Rancher says his yearslong dispute with Denver-based Western Operating Co. shows lack of accountability when oil and gas companies make mistakes
Posted inEducation
Colorado universities will double down on diversity after Supreme Court effectively barred affirmative action
The Court on Thursday limited the role of race in admissions in private and public higher education institutions. Here’s how Colorado colleges are responding.
Posted inEnvironment
Infestation of destructive “Mormon crickets” hits western Colorado
The waves of reddish-brown insects haven’t been as bad as in Nevada, but an “exceptional hatch” near Meeker and Craig is causing trouble for farms and gardens
Posted inEconomy
What’s Working: Connecting Colorado’s latest economic reports on inflation, housing and jobs
Denver inflation falls but is still higher than the nation. Plus: Housing prices dip, more Coloradans are working and wages are growing. But slower.