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The drinking water used in many of Colorado’s cities passes through mountain wetlands. Eve-Lyn Hinckley
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Colorado’s subalpine wetlands may be producing a toxic form of mercury...

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Stars form in the universe from massive clouds of gas. European Southern Observatory, CC BY-SA
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The first stars may not have been as uniformly massive as...

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The Columbia River running through The Dalles, Oregon, supplies water to cool data centers. AP Photo/Andrew Selsky
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Data centers consume massive amounts of water – companies rarely tell...

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Amanita mushrooms are commonly used in mushroom-based products. Kateryna Kon/Science Photo Library via Getty Images
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The growing fad of ‘microdosing’ mushrooms is leading to an uptick...

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Tourists watch smoke from the Dragon Bravo wildfire float through the Grand Canyon. Scott Olson/Getty Images
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Grand Canyon’s Dragon Bravo megafire shows the growing wildfire threat to...

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U.S. Geological Survey staff check monitoring equipment in Suicide Basin in June 2025. By August, the basin had filled with meltwater. Jeff Conaway/U.S. Geological Survey
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Glacial lake flood hits Juneau, Alaska, reflecting a growing global risk...

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Many rural Americans feel largely left out of American culture. Helen H. Richardson/Getty Images
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Why rural Coloradans feel ignored − a resentment as old as...

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A tree canopy can make a big difference in temperature for people on the street below. The challenge is getting trees where they’re needed most. Andrey Denisyuk/Moment via Getty Images
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Inside an urban heat island, one street can be much hotter...

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