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Diesel tree may help wean U.S. off foreign oil
24 Jul 2008
GREELEY - The diesel tree - yes, a real tree - may soon help wean the U.S. off of foreign oil, according to a professor at the University of Northern Colorado.
CDOT message to Hispanic men: Buckle up
24 Jul 2008
The Colorado Department of Transportation is encouraging Hispanic men to buckle up through a new program called Cita Con La Vita.
Dog Rescued In Kuwaiti Desert Tries Out Prosthetic Leg
23 Jul 2008
A dog found limping on the side of a Kuwaiti highway, dehydrated, malnourished and missing one leg has been given a new leash on life.
Environmental group: Ritter forest plan backfired
23 Jul 2008
A proposed rule expected next week from the Bush administration would allow approximately 100 new oil and gas leases to be developed in Colorado national forests currently protected from drilling under a plan ...
Colo. Moves To Stop Prescription Drug Fraud
23 Jul 2008
It's a staggering number. Seven million Americans are addicted to prescription drugs, according to the federal government.
Feds propose lower royalties on oil shale
22 Jul 2008
The Bush administration on Tuesday proposed charging energy companies wanting to squeeze oil out of vast shale deposits in the West lower royalties than they pay for drilling on other federal lands, including ...
"Spam king" walks away from prison
22 Jul 2008
An inmate known as the "spam king" for sending hundreds of thousands of unsolicited e-mails has walked away from a federal prison camp in Colorado.
All Newborns Should Have Ears Screened, Task Force Says
22 Jul 2008
A national task force is recommending that all newborns be screened for congenital hearing loss.
Richard Chase To Lead ATF Denver Field Division
22 Jul 2008
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Acting Director Michael J. Sullivan formally introduced Richard Chase on Monday as the first full-time special agent in charge of its new Denver field ...
Feds to propose rules for squeezing oil from rock
21 Jul 2008
The Bush administration wants to set the stage before leaving office for developing oil shale, rocky deposits in the western U.S. that could eventually yield 800 billion barrels of oil, according to government ...
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