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- Update on Special Legislative Session
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New York art dealer, Michael Findlay discusses his new book, “The Value of Art,” where he explains the market for art, how art’s value is determined and gives a close up and personal view of his almost 50 years in the business of art.
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In a new report published last week, scientists are discovering their warming models are failing to accurately predict the impact of global warming. They found that compared to long-term studies in the real world, plants are flowering EIGHT TIMES FASTER than their models ever predicted. KVNF’s Julia Kumari Drapkin and iSeeChange spoke to Ben Cook, one of the lead researchers about how citizens here in the North Fork Valley and the Western slope can help.
read more »Colorado Parks and Wildlife is considering a proposal to allow hunting of sandhill cranes in Northwestern Colorado. If approved by the agency commission, there will be about 40 permits available, to the dismay of some western slope birders. Listen Now
read more »Yesterday, the Bureau of Land Management announced the deferral of ALL the parcels in the North Fork Valley proposed for oil and gas leasing. The surprise announcement came just days before the agency was expected to post the leases for sale in August. Listen Now
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Traditionally, mid-May marks the start of wildfire season on the Western slope, but this year there was an earlier start. For iSeeChange, KVNF’s Julia Kumari Drapkin reports on what’s changing when it comes to fighting wildfires. Listen Now
read more »Now, the group is reentering the public arena with a MayDay rally tomorrow, on May 1st. OccupyGJ_4_30_12
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