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Tribal people find hope in new mobile clinic

A recent study on groundwater in the Colorado River basin is raising concerns AND the Dam that holds back Lake Powell recently had some improvements made.

Last week, writes T.A. Barron, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee updated its bill to include privatizing over 250 million acres of public lands in 11 western states, making them eligible for “disposal.” Barron urges public land users to stand up now against this sell off. Once in private hands, he warns, wild places are gone forever and “no trespassing” signs are the result.

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The last USDA Ag Census in 2017 showed that over 1,000 Colorado farms offered agritourism and recreational services, totaling nearly $64 million in farm income.

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How can looking at the past help us understand what to do about a current crisis? “I’m a firm believer that history can help give us perspective here,” says science writer Lisa S. Gardiner. She’s speaking about her research with coral reefs, but it’s an apropos metaphor for how our past experiences with creative endeavors can help inform our current struggles. In this episode, we talk about the importance of the book proposal (and tips for getting one done), the art of weaving the self into a story that’s not memoir, and how essential our curiosity is to, well, everything.

KVNF's Senior Reporter Lisa Young brings us to the Grand Opening of the Miners Trail in Hotchkiss.

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