Learn About Colorado's Changing Climate
Climate change is real and it is occurring faster than originally predicted. In this video series, scientists explain how climate change is affecting our state, while citizens share stories and solutions.
1. Colorado and a Warming PlanetPlay Video (8:51)
2. A Hotter, Drier ColoradoPlay Video (7:59)
3. Listening to Colorado's EcologyPlay Video (8:58)
4. New Energy for ColoradoPlay Video (7:47)
5. Education and Solutions in ColoradoPlay Video (8:14)What's Your Water Footprint?
As Colorado gets hotter, it will also get drier. Due to increased evaporation, the state's already-limited water supply will decrease, even without any change in precipitation.
Find out how much water you currently use and how you can use less with H20 Conserve's interactive water calculator.
Follow a Research Expedition
CU Science Discovery's Barbara Monday is in Antarctica to participate in the McMurdo Dry Valleys Long-Term Ecological Research Program. She's sharing the entire experience, replete with photos, via a new blog.
Share the journey by clicking here.
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