Science & Environment
From lake to cooler: Kokanee salmon feed the community
On a recent Wednesday morning, four employees with Colorado Parks and Wildlife spawned kokanee at Lake Nighthorse, collecting and fertilizing eggs.
Geothermal: The Heat Beneath Our Feet
Independently produced content from Colorado filmmakers.
Geothermal: The Heat Beneath Our Feet
Season 2024 Episode 4 | 26m 40s | CC
Explore the growing use of geothermal for heating and cooling, not only on Colorado Mesa University’s campus, but throughout Western Colorado. Discover how geothermal works, where geothermal may be utilized, its efficiency and cost savings and how it has impacted the lives, and pocketbooks, of Colorado citizens.
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