Water reaching a Colorado State University dorm has crossed the Continental Divide, passed through tunnels and treatment systems and entered a network built on a river that is shrinking with rules that...

As Colorado faces the lowest snowpack the state has seen in over four decades, 5 million residents across the state have been left to confront how they must adjust their behavior in response to increasing...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service announced March 31 it would be undergoing a large consolidation. Nearly 60 research organizations will be closed in order to move leadership closer...

The Idea2Product lab is a makerspace at Colorado State University that provides engineering supplies and equipment for CSU and K-12 students. While it provides a variety of services, its main focus is...

Our power, our planet. That was the theme for 2026’s Earth Day celebration April 22. Given the current political landscape and shifting environmental laws, this motto was meant to restore power to...

Editor’s Note: This is an ongoing breaking news story. Updates will be provided as they become available. Colorado State University Public Safety issued an alert at 5:33 p.m. April 23 regarding a vegetation...

As the world climate clock ticks lower every day, so does the hope of people fighting for a better Earth. At this time, there are around three years left to limit climate warming to 1.5 degrees celsius....

With temperatures soaring up to 78 degrees in areas of Colorado in February, it's become increasingly clear this is not the winter climate residents are used to. This season’s low snowpack affects...

In 2024, the Denver Regional Council of Governments was awarded a $2 million federal grant to reduce greenhouse emissions and accelerate energy efficiency. Now, the DRCOG and its program, Power Ahead Colorado,...

Many dream of sailing around the world to see different lands. But for Andrea Duffy, an environmental history associate professor at Colorado State University, it can also reveal nature's less-than-beautiful...

Colorado State University biology Professor Alan Knapp convened with students and professors Jan. 27 to deliver a lecture on the impact of solar energy development on land management and ecosystems. The...

Although philosophy may not be the first thing people think of when it comes to conservation, Colorado State University’s own professor and philosophy department chair, Ken Shockley, was featured as...