Summit County Citizens Voice

Temperatures records were set across the country in January.

Climate, coral reefs and wolves …

By Summit Voice

SUMMIT COUNTY — Another strong week for page views at Summit Voice, with several days hovering above 4,000 and one day last week going above 6,000. Four stories tallied more than 1,000 page views, including a climate story on January weather stats, a story on the big Denver dump and a coral reef article. There’s a definite trend of a wider distribution of stories getting more page views, which says a lot for the breadth and depth of Summit Voice coverage.

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• Climate: January sizzles; U.S. temps 4th-warmest ever 2,706 views
• Weather: Storm sets Denver snowfall records 1,888 views
• Ocean temps drive coral growth — and decline 1,204 views
• Global warming: CU-led study pinpoints Earth’s ice loss 1,002 views
• Study locates key loggerhead sea turtle feeding areas 970 views
• Global warming: Politics overwhelm the science 695 views
• Oregon ranchers declare war on wolves 505 views
• Global warming forces elephant seals to dive deeper 492 views

A few more headlines …

• Colorado lawmakers say fire suppression system in I-70′s Eisenhower-Johnson Tunnel is ‘dangerously inadequate’
• Park Service to correct quote on MLK memorial
• Front Range Ski Bus adds service to Copper Mountain
• Global warming forces elephant seals to dive deeper
• Global warming: CU-led study pinpoints Earth’s ice loss
• Whole Foods signs lease for Frisco store
• Report outlines rampant oil and gas drilling violations
• Global warming: Politics overwhelm the science
• Shark attack deaths doubled in 2011
• Study locates key loggerhead sea turtle feeding areas
• Grand Canyon NP bans sale of disposable water bottles
• Groups sue to halt 7-year oil spill in Gulf of Mexico
• Environment: Pollution spikes U.S. beach closures

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