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National Geographic adventure chroniclers talked Monday at The Colorado College about the environmental challenges the Colorado River faces
In 1998, the Colorado River ran dry for the first time on its journey to Mexico’s Sea of Cortez, leaving 90 miles of dusty, cracked delta. Over a spec of time in human history, humankind turned a boiling, dynamic 1,450-mile … Continue reading
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The first State of the Rockies Speakers Series event is tonight!
Come to the first State of the Rockies Speaker Series events tonight at 7pm in the Cornerstone Arts building on the CC campus! Jonathan Waterman and Pete McBride, co-authors of The Colorado River Basin: Flowing Through Conflict will be showing … Continue reading
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The State of the Rockies Project Speakers Series kicks off tomorrow night @ 7pm!
Join us tomorrow night, Monday 9/12, at 7 pm for the first State of the Rockies Project Speakers Series event of the year in the Celeste South Theater in the Cornerstone Arts building on the Colorado College campus. Jonathan Waterman … Continue reading
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