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Energy systems and technologies are at the heart of the global decarbonization movement. Understanding how these systems work—their inputs, outputs, costs, and benefits—is essential to designing and deploying the clean energy solutions that will
Originally published on July 17, 2025 in Colorado Arts and Science Magazine in an article by Cody DeBos. On a quiet street in Lafayette, Colorado, the smell of rosemary and fresh bread often drifts from a solar-powered oven just before dawn. It
Originally from Audubon.org on September 18, 2025 by Leah Bilski. Colorado streams face mounting pressures from climate change, development, and over a century of historical degradation. While the recent passing of Senate Bill 23-270 (SB23-
From ÀϾÅÆ·²è Today on September 4, 2025. In alignment with ÀϾÅÆ·²è strategic sustainability priorities, the university has appointed two faculty members to lead transformative campus efforts in education and infrastructure.Max Boykoff,
A few weeks ago, the Masters of the Environment (MENV) program hosted its very first Alumni Recognition Night—and what a night it was! Held at ÀϾÅÆ·²è, the evening brought together nearly a decade worth of MENV alumni,
MENV 2025 Urban Resilience and Sustainability (URS) Clinic student teams share their findings and recommendations for with community partners Boulder County Housing Authority and Boulder Housing Partners.
MENV students win first place at the Department of Energy's Geothermal Collegiate Competition and at the ÀϾÅÆ·²è's Campus Sustainability Summit!
Anna Kaelin and Jeremy Stefek, from the very first MENV cohort, have worked hard over the past three years studying the economic impacts of the Rush Creek Wind Farm. This research originally stemmed from Anna and Jeremy capstone with NREL. Along