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Denver: A global city of the future
Denver: The Growth & Transformation of Denver's Business, Political, and Geographic Landscape. The future of Denver as a global city. Mayor Michael B. Hancock was the keynote speaker at a panel discussion taking at look at the future of Denver and how much the city has achieved in a short time.
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Denver and Boulder have big goals to fight climate change. But there is an obstacle: cannabis
Stretching the day for tiny marijuana plants at a Lafayette greenhouse long after night falls makes for a hefty electric bill. Even with big investments in a computer system to control heat, light and humidity, and in more-efficient light bulbs and fans, RiNo Supply Co. general manager Brian Matthews says 85 percent of the energy costs at the greenhouse are in lighting.
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Denver votes to remove taxes from tampons, pads
Feminine hygiene products are going to be a little cheaper in Denver starting in July after the city council voted Tuesday night to get rid of a 'tampon tax.' The Denver City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday night to remove a local sales tax on feminine products sold within the city. The 'tampon tax' bill will get rid of the city’s 4.3 percent tax on products like tampons and pads. Consumers will still be required to pay state taxes on feminine hygiene products.
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Denver Luxury Homes & Real Estate at the palm of your hands!
With veteran Denver luxury real estate agent Matt Metcalf, looking for modern Denver homes for you or your whole family is easy!
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Diving into Denver's geese controversy
Last summer, nearly 2,000 Canada geese were killed across four of Denver's largest parks. Implemented to mitigate overpopulation, the move stirred great controversy in the city and culminated in a Washington Park protest as well as a signed petition calling for the city to immediately stop killing geese in Denver parks, among other requests.
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7 Ways You're Already Paying for Climate Change
Unprecedented wildfires are raging across the West, yet less than half of Americans believe climate changing is currently harming the U.S. The reality is that everyone is already paying dearly.
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Electronic Recycling in Denver
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