Latinos Could Determine the Future of Hydraulic Fracturing in Colorado

Colorado's Rocky Mountains and Great Plains have lost national interest in favor of the large deposits of Pierre Shale that dwells deep beneath the soil. Pierre Shale is a fossiliferous, dark-grey rock formed 66 million years ago when the North American Inland Sea receded. Oil and gas companies, who want to frack, and opposing environmental groups are at odds in Colorado, and Latinos are being lured to both sides of the argument, as they make up a good chunk of the state's population.

Maná, Al Gore and The Climate Reality Project Get Heated Over Carbon Pollution Issue

By Melissa Castellanos
Mexican rock band Maná and former Vice President Al Gore get all fiery and heated went it comes to carbon pollution in the earth's atmosphere, which has led to hotter temperatures and longer periods of weather that contribute to increasingly intense drought.

Leaf Blower Bans In California in 2013 - News Update: Despite Law, the Leaf Blower Prevails

By Celeste Morgan
It’s the bane of many residing near gardens and yards throughout the US, whirring leaf blowers fueled by loud two-stroke engine buzzing incessantly on a weekly or daily basis.

Tesla Model S Reviews & Ratings: Electric Car Receives Highest Safety Rating; Ashton Kutcher Chimes In Regarding Value

By Matt Tracy
If you're looking for safety on the roads, perhaps you should consider an electric car.
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