Posts tagged with research

Last Updated: Jun. 12, 2018 · 7:39 p.m.

A drilling rig in colorado. (Jeff Foster/Flickr/CC)

Another study confirms that drilling operations cause earthquakes — the science started in Denver

It represents yet more evidence on an idea that has been researched for more than 50 years. In fact, much of what we know about it began in Denver.

Snowmass looms over Snowmass Lake. (Andrew Kenney/Denverite)

Wilderness and parks are losing their silence, a Colorado researcher finds

USGS research assistant Daniel Bowker treks up the "Wall of Denial" to check water monitors as he does each week at Loch Vale. (Kevin J. Beaty)

In Rocky Mountain National Park’s high lakes, scientists find traces of Colorado’s Gold Rush and the Great Depression

Pollution from across the Front Range drifts up to Rocky Mountain. USGS field ecologist Jill Baron can see it in her long-running study of Loch Vale.

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Erigeron eximius, a wild daisy variety, found near Empire, CO on Aug. 22, 1999. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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LOOK: An archive of pressed flowers (and weeds) at the Denver Botanic Gardens reflects changing temperatures

Underneath the Denver Botanic Gardens' greenhouse, you'll find the herbarium, a massive library of pressed plants collected over the course of a century.

John Corboy will begin recruiting participants in 2017. (Courtesy of CU Anschutz)

Should older MS patients stop taking certain treatments? CU Anschutz Medical Campus will expand its study

Ancient ice pulled from Antarctica and Greenland gets studied in Lakewood

Ancient ice reveals vital clues about Earth's past climate

Stormy clouds hover over downtown Denver. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Real estate reads: brainbelts, developers for affordable housing and more

Three great real estate reads today: how research is driving development, who's supporting the new affordable housing plan and the latest "hot" neighborhood.

An American flag planted in the lawn at Washington Park during the July 4th weekend. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Real estate reads: disappearing lawns, Littleton considers ditching urban renewal and more

What happened to lawns? They got eaten by houses.

Stapleton residences under downtown Denver's skyline. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

Real estate reads: Overvalued homes, lots and lots of floors plus AirBnb moves

Yes, yes, Denver home prices are high, says another Denver Post story. But what caught my eye was this:

Habitat getting more involved in Globeville, Denver’s super low property taxes and a new home price index

Three real estate reads for the day.

Poet’s Row goes for millions, $1,000 rents and valets for your gear

Why Emily Dickinson is a sellout, a valet service for your gear and more.

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