Monthly weather stats, oil and gas drilling and global warming …
SUMMIT COUNTY — We slow down the flow of stories a bit on Summit Voice during the weekend, but we don’t stop altogether, so it’s always good to recap the weekend headlines, including last Friday’s late-breaking news that two of the biggest conservation groups in Colorado will merge to form a new organization, Conservation Colorado.
We also reported on the monthly and year-end weather stats (the water year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30), and reported on Gov. Hickenlooper’s upcoming visit to Summit County.
Weekend headlines:
- Colorado: Big conservation groups announce merger
- Morning photo: Frost and foilage
- New study paints manatees as ecosystem sentinels
- 2012 water year ends with another dry month
- Global warming: Sea level going up, up up …
- Morning photo: The birds and the bees …
- Gov. Hickenlooper to visit Frisco for forest health session
- Climate: Drought eases in parts of Colorado
- Study: Weddell seal reproduction dropped to unprecedented low during unusual Ross Sea ice events
- Morning photo: July calendar choice
- Travel: Denali National Park finalizes new roads plan
- Global warming deniers are loudest in the U.S. and UK
- Environment: Excess nutrients speed up ocean acidification
A couple of our recent photo essays made the most-viewed list, as well as continuing global warming coverage, a travel/public lands story about Denali National Park and a new piece about haphazard enforcement of oil and gas drilling regulations.
Top stories:
- Environment: Excess nutrients speed up ocean acidification 920 views
- Travel: Denali National Park finalizes new roads plan 877 views
- U.S. Supreme Court rejects national forest roadless rule challenge 684 views
- Southern hemisphere also seeing climate disruption 679 views
- Morning photo: July calendar choice 676 views
- Morning photo: June Daze 622 views
- Global warming: Sea level going up, up up … 621 views
- Report finds haphazard enforcement of oil and gas regs 604 views
Filed under: climate and weather, Colorado, Environment, global warming Tagged: | Colorado, Denali National Park, Environment, global warming, oil and gas drilling


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