A new solution for flood-prone cities? Concrete made from shellfish waste.
Grist reports on a new type of concrete made from discarded shells to trap water, therefore combating both floods and food ...
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Learning Medicine Through the Patient Lens: University of Colorado's LIC Program
In an LIC program, students rotate through a variety of specialties daily, instead of traditional block rotations. This could be groundbreaking for patient care.
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Antarctic sea ice at near-record-low maximum extent for 2024
Antarctic sea ice has likely reached its maximum extent for the year, at 17.16 million square kilometers (6.63 million square miles) on September 19, according to scientists at the National Snow and ...
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Colorado’s water users are told ‘use it or lose it.’ But is the threat real?
This story is part of a series on water myths and misconceptions that is produced by KUNC, The Colorado Sun, Aspen Journalism ...
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Scientists turn to human skeletons to explore origins of horseback riding
The results may have implications for researchers studying the origins of equine domestication and horseback riding.
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Farmers use the majority of Colorado’s water. Shouldn’t they bear the burden of future cutbacks?
Not exactly, and doing so could mean creating a food crisis to prevent a water crisis. The message from farm advocates: ...
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To cut youth violence in northeast Denver, local students helped create a tip line app
Youth in three northeast Denver neighborhoods can use The Power of One app to find community resources or report potential ...
Georgia football to play Auburn without key weapon
Georgia football has been dealing with a ton of injuries this season, and they will be missing another key piece on Saturday.
Florida football makes final decision on 2-QB system
Florida football has been using a two-quarterback system this season, and they gave another update on the plan moving forward ...