Climate Change

More than 3,000 rebate winners told state officials how they were using — or not — their battery-powered bikes. Listen to "Morning Edition" host Michael Lyle, Jr. discuss this story with Colorado Sun Team Editor David Krause and then click on the link below to read the entire story.

If you have a drip tray under your fridge that’s filled with orange goo, a CSU scientist might be interested in hearing about it. A researcher there collects samples from people’s appliances like air conditioners and hot water heaters – and says the organisms could hold solutions to climate change and pollution.

A new study shows climate change is causing the Earth’s supply of fresh water to quickly disappear. One of the world’s fastest-drying regions is the American Southwest, where future food supplies could be threatened.

A new report highlights the risks of extreme heat specific to rural areas.

The organizations delivered a letter to the National Governors Association, which meets this week in Colorado Springs, Colo.

 The federal government abruptly canceled funding for Climate Smart Agriculture in April. The move cut millions of dollars for important scientific research into how farmers can adapt to climate change.

Tubing is a popular summer activity on the Yampa River in Steamboat Springs. But this year’s tubing season could be one of the shortest in recent memory, due to warm temperatures and low stream flows in the river. We learn why this is happening on In The NoCo.

Colorado’s summers are getting hotter and drier and our lawns are getting crispier. But you don’t have to give up your lawn altogether, says Colorado State University Extension's turf grass specialist.

Gen Zers are increasingly worried about a warming world. Here are tips to handle those anxieties.

We’re on track for a 9-degree rise in average temperatures. That has profound implications for the Colorado River.