Colorado Springs is located near the Rocky Mountains in Colorado.
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Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains said its facilities are safe.
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Some of them stretch up to the height of the Rocky Mountains.
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But they always wondered about a second route, along the Rocky Mountains.
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I was brought up in the Rocky Mountains and was always outdoors.
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He took 13 participants to camp in the Rocky Mountains for a week.
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The ceremony was held at a secluded pond that reflected the Rocky Mountains.
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I can guide myself anywhere using only the direction of the Rocky Mountains.
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Super Bowl 50 disappointed most of us not high on the Rocky Mountains.
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Today, their populations in the Great Lakes and Rocky Mountains have climbed back.
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The Rocky Mountains, once so lovely in the distance, now loomed before us.
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The Colorado River begins in the Rocky Mountains and courses through the American Southwest.
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I hope parents will take their children camping and hiking in the Rocky Mountains.
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We're going to have the wind blow us over the Rocky Mountains to California.
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When the river hit the Rocky Mountains it turned north, but Mackenzie was undeterred.
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We spent our family time each weekend traversing the Rocky Mountains, meeting with constituents.
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Pikes Peak International Hill Climb has been held annually since 20183 in the Rocky Mountains.
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Valerio is now training for a 6-day, 120-mile run through the Rocky Mountains.
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I watched it with my grrrls in the Rocky Mountains while high on weed soda.
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Just under an hour's drive from Salt Lake City, Snowbird sits in the Rocky Mountains.
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Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains issued a statement on today's' events to the media.
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And how Coloradans sift through their choices will have resonance far beyond the Rocky Mountains.
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He also serves on the board for Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains Action Fund.
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Drivers in Colorado carry a license that bears the Rocky Mountains and the Colorado River.
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A big winter storm will blast its way through the northern Rocky Mountains this weekend.
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Plains meet the edge of the Rocky Mountains in neighboring Boulder, just 15 miles away.
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Anyone living in the south or near the Rocky Mountains will be in prime viewing position.
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As the storm moves farther East, cities in the Rocky Mountains could see significant snow accumulation.
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Vancouver prides itself on being a coastal city, nestled between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific.
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"I hope parents will take their children camping and hiking in the Rocky Mountains," he said.
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A hundred years ago, states west of the Rocky Mountains accounted for just 55 electoral votes.
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Seeing this heard of elk grazing the tundra in the Rocky Mountains was an unforgettable experience ...
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Most of North America east of the Rocky Mountains experiences earthquakes infrequently, the federal agency said.
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A weekend spent in Estes Park, Colorado, is an ideal way to explore the Rocky Mountains.
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The Los Angeles Kings face the Colorado Avalanche against the majestic backdrop of the Rocky Mountains.
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But some of the worst outbreaks are in the Rocky Mountains, where there are fewer animals.
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Camp Red Sunrise in Idaho's Rocky Mountains, sponsored by Shire and Bayer, among others, is free.
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The gorgeous Rocky Mountains seemed like an ideal location for the photo shoot for the outdoorsy couple.
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Holding Due North by Jake Mosher (USA)A weathered juniper tree grows in Montana's northern Rocky Mountains.
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We got our first look at the Rocky Mountains as we passed through towns just before Jasper.
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Goodreau described the ocean floor north of Cape Cod as a labyrinth of rocky mountains and canyons.
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For the past several summers, dance collaborations have blossomed on a stage nestled in the Rocky Mountains.
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And communities from Appalachia to the Rocky Mountains and beyond are feeling its effects at all ages.
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Backed by the Rocky Mountains to the west, the Mile High City tends to draw outdoorsy types.
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Looming to the west of Alberta's foothills country, the Rocky Mountains were spectacularly painted with fresh snow.
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Lipow said prices across the U.S. will be affected, especially in areas east of the Rocky Mountains.
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The unprecedented flooding has affected up to 74 million Americans from the Rocky Mountains to the East Coast.
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The program follows the lead of several other bison reintroduction efforts across Rocky Mountains and North American prairies.
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"During the selection process, we were trekking together in the Rocky Mountains," Dr. Heinicke said in an email.
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Jack Teter is the Colorado political director for Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains & Planned Parenthood Votes Colorado.
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Filmed out in the great wide open of the Rocky Mountains, it's a classic of elemental Western storytelling.
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The brick storefronts in Whitefish are a beautiful sight, but the surrounding Northern Rocky Mountains steal the show.
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After Hurricane Katrina, a similar offer was made to displaced women by Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains.
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Mount ELBERT is the highest peak in the Rocky Mountains, whose summit lies 14,440 feet above sea level.
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Despite it being home to the Rocky Mountains and Yellowstone National Park, Anna doubts that it is real.
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That means a lot of driving — over-the-Rocky-Mountains-and-back-in-one-day kind of driving.
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A spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains said the organization could not comment on the ongoing litigation.
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Pluto also plays host to huge mountains the size of the Rocky Mountains that are made of water-ice.
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Travis Kauffman was trail running at Horsetooth Mountain Park near the Rocky Mountains last Monday when the attack happened.
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Next on my list is the Southwest Chief — their suggestion — to see the Rocky Mountains in all their grandeur.
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The polar vortex brought the entire U.S. east of the Rocky Mountains close to a system-wide shortage event.
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But owing to the Rocky Mountains, wind patterns and similar factors, the city has had difficulty cleaning its air.
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The lakes sit in a lowland between the Rocky Mountains and the Appalachians, creating a vortex of dangerous weather.
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According to new research from the US Geological Survey, plastic particles are currently being found in the Rocky Mountains.
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She oversaw the reintroduction of the gray wolf into the northern Rocky Mountains and established 15 national wildlife refuges.
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I'd drive through all four ecosystems of the Rocky Mountains and camp on the edge of the Grand Canyon.
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By 1876 their territory stretched from Kansas to the Canadian border, and from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains.
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"That's like losing half of the trees in the Appalachian or Rocky Mountains in just two years," Eakin said.
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All of the participants were part of the Great Rocky Mountains Study and lived mostly in rural North Carolina.
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The break came when they analysed a specimen from the Burgess Shale in the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia.
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But in my case, there were six states between my place in the Rocky Mountains and Anne's Manhattan salon.
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After last year's election, Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains decided to close six of its 29 health centers.
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And it helped me understand and respect the ecosystems of the Rocky Mountains — I once hated flies and bugs.
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The massive property has panoramic views of the surrounding Rocky Mountains, and comes in at just over 4,500 acres.
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She did fire prevention and was a lumberjack, cutting down trees to prevent massive wildfires in the rocky mountains.
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For two decades, Florence Williams could sit on her porch at night and watch the alpenglow on the Rocky Mountains.
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The happy couple recently took a trip to the Rocky Mountains, the very place Douglas got down on one knee.
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On Sunday, the northern Rocky Mountains and Northern Plains are expected to get the first taste of the cold snap.
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A ridge of high pressure helped heighten the warmth between the Rocky Mountains and the East Coast, the NCEI said.
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First, they recruited five volunteers and sent them camping for six days in December in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
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It affected two neighborhoods in Silverthorne, Colorado, a popular jumping-off point for area ski resorts in the Rocky Mountains.
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And the petit four tray comes with a handmade sugar sculpture of the Rocky Mountains, which extend into both nations.
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Last year, Christian and Volker went on a road trip through North America together—they toured through the Rocky Mountains.
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And he bought and refurbished a retreat in the Rocky Mountains that was beloved by jazz musicians, including Duke Ellington.
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Arguments for a new approach have yielded change in some parts of the country, such as the northern Rocky Mountains.
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It's a massive property with panoramic views of the surrounding Rocky Mountains and comes in at just over 4,500 acres.
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Silver recapped her second day here, starting in Colorado, traveling through Aspen and the Rocky Mountains, and heading through Nebraska.
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There's an overwhelming sense of awe as you hike through the trails of Yoho National Park in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
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The pipeline would run from near Edmonton, Alberta through the Rocky Mountains to storage tanks in Burnaby on the BC coast.
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Denver Water agreed in 2010 to pay the Forest Service $16.5m for thinning and other watershed work in the Rocky Mountains.
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From the First Nations Shuswap region of Kamloops, the train whisks passengers eastward, deeper and higher into the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
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The first box included a Vapur Incognito 300ML Flask, Matador Pocket Blanket, and pocket cocktail mix designed in the Rocky Mountains.
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"Read the clues in my poem over and over and study maps of the Rocky Mountains," Fenn recently told Business Insider.
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Colorado. The Rocky Mountains are the longest mountain range in North America, and Aspen is one of its most chichi towns.
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A Canadian startup is offering Delhi residents a quicker fix, in the form of canned natural air from the Rocky Mountains.
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In the United States, a search continues in the Rocky Mountains for a treasure chest hidden by an eccentric art dealer.
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Completed in 1966, the building is situated high on a mesa overlooking the city, with the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop.
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John C. Frémont, known as the "Pathfinder of the Rocky Mountains," was a central figure in the exploration of the West.
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John C. Frémont, known as the "Pathfinder of the Rocky Mountains," was a central figure in the exploration of the West.
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Today only about 1,20113 to 1,700 grizzlies survive outside Alaska, in five isolated populations in the northern Rocky Mountains and the Cascades.
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Bilingual Shoshone native Sacagawea led explorers to the Rocky Mountains along North America's western ridge, mapping the paths toward the Pacific Ocean.
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Jordan's rocky mountains and barren deserts gave US Marines a taste of what combat in this area of the world is like.
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Its Denver office will close, a stunning decision considering how synonymous Coors and Coors Light are with Colorado and the Rocky Mountains.
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After spending a weekend in the Rocky Mountains with friends, the Denver couple were fantasizing about one day owning a vacation home.
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Spend summer or fall in the Canadian Rocky Mountains at an artist residency or symposium for professional artists, curators, and arts researchers.
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The first things to come through the great plains, rocky mountains, and deserts were corporation-run railroads, subsidized by the federal government.
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As a third-grader, for instance, the now-34-year-old's family took him on a road trip across the Rocky Mountains.
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NOAA said data favor wetter-than-average conditions across most of the northern U.S., from the Rocky Mountains to the Great Lakes.
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Freedomland had the shape of the United States and offered 50-foot Rocky Mountains, ersatz Great Lakes and late-1800s New York streetscapes.
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The Rocky Mountains have boxed in much of the coldest, densest air, serving as a barrier between the cold and warm air masses.
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Liza is 210, a thin, wiry woman with elf-like ears and bright eyes, an artist who grew up in the Rocky Mountains.
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It markets its refined products principally in the Southwest, the Rocky Mountains extending into the Pacific Northwest and in other neighboring Plains states.
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The Rocky Mountains makes construction to much of the West Coast impossible, as does difficult topography and dense population on the East Coast.
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In 2011 and 2012, segments of the wolf population in the Northern Rocky Mountains and the Western Great Lakes were removed from protection.
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The most memorable moment: inside Cheyenne Mountain, a Cold War-era fortress dug into the Rocky Mountains, and built to withstand nuclear attacks.
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Over the past four decades, conservation efforts have helped a few wolf populations recover in the Rocky Mountains and around the Great Lakes.
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Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains (PPRM) went to great lengths at their Fort Collins health center to comply with the new requirements.
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Back then, I drove my 1982 Monte Carlo from Iowa to Boeing's operations in Seattle, crossing the Rocky Mountains for the first time.
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Each table also received a platter of handmade sweets arranged in a scene evoking the Rocky Mountains, which stretch across the two countries.
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Yesterday, Kevin Sharman and his wife Birgit discovered the one in Tumbler Ridge Global Geopark, a UNESCO site located in the Rocky Mountains.
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But the warning raised fears that the region could experience the kind of destruction that has occurred in the Rocky Mountains and Midwest.
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Cover image: Vicki Cowart, president of Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains addresses the media outside the Planned Parenthood building on Monday, Feb.
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Another switch arrived in 2018, when West used his bipolar disorder diagnosis as artistic inspiration for "Ye" and retreated to the Rocky Mountains.
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The Sahara Desert looked more like the Rocky Mountains this weekend after it snowed there for the fourth time in nearly 40 years.
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" He added, "From this height we had a most beautiful and picturesque view of the Rocky Mountains, which were perfectly covered with snow.
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As much as two feet of fresh snow fell in the Rocky Mountains, and the deep cold stretched as far south as Texas.
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Photo: APThe myth of a treasure hoard hidden somewhere in the Rocky Mountains has lured a fourth person to their death, the BBC reported.
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Nestled in the Rocky Mountains inside a facility for the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the photon-generating behemoth spans an entire building.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Three renowned professional alpinists are missing and presumed dead after an avalanche in Canada's Rocky Mountains, Parks Canada said on Thursday.
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Ashby disappeared in June 2017 after going on a quest for Forrest Fenn's gold, an elusive treasure chest allegedly hidden in the Rocky Mountains.
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He had recently developed a singular obsession: an epic treasure hunt in the Rocky Mountains devised by an enigmatic art mogul named Forrest Fenn.
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The tree's numbers have declined widely as the climate in the Rocky Mountains has warmed, and tree-killing insects are taking a steep toll.
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Nor can today's dislike of insects be attributed to climatic factors, with evidence that locusts were eaten as far north as the Rocky Mountains.
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The interior is open plan, with white oak floors and walls of glass facing the yard, and views of the Rocky Mountains from upstairs.
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Researchers recently discovered plastic microfibers in rainwater in the Rocky Mountains, and plastics are also showing up in the food supply (primarily in fish).
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Along the 26,2800-mile route, the train weaves through the Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Nevada, shifting scenery from cities to mountains to deserts.
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Here I befriended the "lady explorer" Isabella Bird, who scaled the Rocky Mountains and survived the winter in a cabin cooped up with frontiersmen.
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"The drought is likely to persist in the central and southern Rocky Mountains, the southern Plains, southern Texas, and portions of the Pacific Northwest."
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Outside of the Rocky Mountains, snowfall in May is uncommon in the lower 48 states, but when it happens, the storms can be memorable.
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But thanks to the Rocky Mountains, even beloved locals' resorts like Eldora Mountain Resort near Boulder have long runs and elevations over 2800,210 feet.
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Police in Estes Park, a town at the base of the Rocky Mountains, said the bear was probably attracted by the scent of garbage.
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Colorado Hooker These are winter storm systems that originate in Colorado on the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains and hook toward the Midwest.
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Winter storm watches were posted for the Cascades and the northern Rocky Mountains, with the weather service predicting snowfall of up to 2 feet.
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"16 years ago, this was the spot where my husband proposed," the actress, 46, captioned a photo showing the couple posing amidst the Rocky Mountains.
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The miners who once pried gold and silver from the heart of the Rocky Mountains would attest that living in paradise has never been easy.
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Colorado skiing has always been known for its Rocky Mountains and blue skies; now, après ski gives the family ski trip a whole new high.
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California also depends on diversions of water from the Colorado River, which itself depends on snowpack high in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado and Utah.
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Unsecured creditors with $793 million of debt would own a second company with oil reserves in California, the Rocky Mountains, the U.S. Midwest and Southeast.
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In a corner of the living room, he keeps a rusty tricycle he purchased many years ago at an antiques shop in the Rocky Mountains.
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When Stan, a 23-year-old student from South Australia, rides his bike through the Rocky Mountains, he marvels that the constellation is upside down.
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Since we can't split states between regions, it makes far more sense to slot the Great Plains with the Midwest than with the Rocky Mountains.
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Nestled in the Rocky Mountains of south-central Idaho lies Ketchum, an outdoors-obsessed city and home to America's first destination ski resort, Sun Valley.
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Eventually the Rocky Mountains soared, the earth's crust tilted, the seawater rushed off to the south, and before long (geologically speaking), April 22, 1889, arrived.
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But there is also a smaller population of monarch butterflies, west of the Rocky Mountains, that spend their winter in groves along the California coast.
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One of them took congregants on their first trip to the Rocky Mountains to show them where the water they drink at home comes from.
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Portions of the building damaged during the standoff will remain closed as repairs continue, said Vicki Cowart, president of Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains.
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President Trump traveled west of the Mississippi River just once during his first 21625 days in office and has yet to cross the Rocky Mountains.
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Our Rocky Mountains-based reporter took a photographer with her to the National Western Stock Show in Denver, a 16-day celebration of western heritage.
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The cold air mass made its way down the West Coast and then eastward over the spine of the Rocky Mountains to the nation's midsection.
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That earned the amendment the opposition of NARAL Pro-Choice Colorado and Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, two leading progressive groups in the state.
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The ancient African habitat consisted of lush vegetation, rather than the exposed rock of dinosaur "treasure troves" found in the Rocky Mountains, Gobi Desert, or Patagonia.
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A cold front sweeping into the area from the Rocky Mountains on Sunday probably will spawn more severe weather, complicating recovery efforts, the weather service said.
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In a breathtaking 4K video, Evan Schneider captures expansive views of the Rocky Mountains sprinkled with shots of stunning vistas, luminous golden treetops, and falling leaves.
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It is rumored to be located somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, as indicated by a cryptic poem in Fenn's 2010 memoir The Three of the Chase.
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A key reservoir for Las Vegas, portions of southern California, Arizona and New Mexico, Lake Mead is replenished each year with snowmelt from the Rocky Mountains.
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Bill Barrett Corp, which explores and develops oil and natural gas properties in the Rocky Mountains, swapped $84.7 million in notes for equity late last month.
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Forecast models have been baking in a flip to negative AO beginning next week, when chilly air will begin to build east of the Rocky Mountains.
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Depending on the season, this resort town in the Rocky Mountains offers great skiing or hiking — and it offers stunning views of the mountains year-round.
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Much of that land stretches from the Rocky Mountains down into Texas, where, for some, commercial forests and retired ranches have become an increasingly attractive investment.
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He also was closely related to a 2200,22015-year-old boy found on the other side of the Rocky Mountains in Montana, Dr. Willerslev also found.
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In and around the Rocky Mountains, you will not need a telescope as the event will happen before sunrise and be visible with your naked eye.
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Much of Alberta is the floor of an ancient sea that scientists call the Western Interior Seaway, which once separated the Rocky Mountains from the Appalachians.
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Winds from the Gulf of Mexico and the Rocky Mountains come together to create the perfect conditions for making twisters right in the middle of America.
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That means in the next few years it could reach the thousands of caves and abandoned mines of the Rocky Mountains, the redoubts of overwintering bats.
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In the West, up to 5 feet of snow covered parts of the Sierra and Rocky Mountains this week, causing delays and cancellations at the Denver airport.
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Similarly, last year, he drove a RAM 1500 truck from Los Angeles to Denver on a single tank, while climbing over the Rocky Mountains in mid-winter.
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Interior's decision to remove federal protections is based on the success of two wolf populations — in the already delisted northern Rocky Mountains and near the Great Lakes.
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"Week 5 of filming and hips getting rounder, thighs getting thicker…," she captioned the poolside shot with a gorgeous view of the rocky mountains in the background.
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Car-centric Colorado is no exception, as the state teams up with Hyperloop One to study the feasibility of hyperloop "levitating pod" technology across the Rocky Mountains.
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Cultured Traveler My cultural pilgrimage to the Rocky Mountains began more than 20 years ago, a few steps from my door in the East Village of Manhattan.
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There is also The Lodge, a newly remodeled boutique hotel; the 2016-built Aspire Residences with 360 views of the Rocky Mountains; and the private Overlook Condos.
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It's raining multicolored plastic in the Rocky Mountains, according to the latest research that suggests microplastics are found in even the most remote parts of our planet.
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I live in a cottage in Provo, Utah, with the Cascade Mountains—an often overlooked destination in a segment of the Rocky Mountains—just outside my backdoor.
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That's how many reports federal government forecasters have received amid a stretch of severe weather that has crippled communities from the Rocky Mountains to the Mid-Atlantic.
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The faces of their dead classmates flashed on a video screen as armed deputies stood by and the sun fell behind the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
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Drought conditions in California are likely to expand, as well as drought in parts of the Pacific Northwest, the southern Rocky Mountains and parts of Southern Texas.
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Other amenities include a 24-hour gym, free guided group runs and a restaurant, Grill & Vine, that overlooks the Rocky Mountains and serves farm-to-table cuisine.
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So we keep going, across prairies, over the Rocky Mountains, through Utah's Martian wastes, then Nevada's bleak Basin and Range, as untold millions of years slip past.
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The novel, Abel's first, takes place almost entirely at a back-to-the-land summer camp in the high plateau where the desert meets the Rocky Mountains.
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Emirati engineers worked here, close to the ski slopes of the Rocky Mountains and far from the sands of the Middle East, learning from their American counterparts.
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The trip to the Rocky Mountains comes just days after Sara filed paperwork to legally separate from Linda Perry after 5-and-a-half years of marriage.
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I waited on a sofa, under some framed posters of the Rocky Mountains and a couple of AAA plaques affirming the cleanliness of the Manor House Motel.
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Montana (CNN) In Southwest Montana, beneath the snow-capped peaks of the Rocky Mountains, is a 113,28-acre plot of rugged grassland called the Flying D Ranch.
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For example, the glacier lily, a delicate yellow flower that blooms just after snowmelt in the Rocky Mountains, is an important food source for the broad-tailed hummingbird.
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I recently caught up with Leach to talk about the The Wizard of Oz–like journey he paints, and shooting the Rocky Mountains by drone and Micro Lite.
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MARTA PASS, Albania (Reuters) - The Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) has crossed the rocky mountains of Albania, putting it on track to start delivering gas to Europe next year.
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The Western region — which encompasses the Rocky Mountains, the desert Southwest and the Pacific coast — stands somewhat alone among the country's four regions for a number of reasons.
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The scene that inspired the meme was taken from a 103 western film called "Jeremiah Johnson" that starred Robert Redford as an outdoorsman living in the Rocky Mountains.
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Next year, he plans to challenge himself by riding nearly 3,000 miles on the famed Great Divide mountain bike route, which crisscrosses the Rocky Mountains on dirt roads.
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Visitors to and residents of Denver have access to a number of exciting and fun activities, including the Denver Art Museum and resorts in the nearby Rocky Mountains.
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Of the lower 48 states, only 10 weren't under a wind chill alert, and only two of those are east of the Rocky Mountains: Florida and South Carolina.
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They knew that a destructive path of tornadoes from the Rocky Mountains to the Mid-Atlantic did not include Virginia in the 13 days leading up to Tuesday.
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Generally, however, 2017 is forecasted to be a below-average year for fire activity in the Rocky Mountains owing to a relatively wet winter and deep lingering snowpack.
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So it was last week, when the Mendacity Machine rolled into Montana for a rally on behalf of two of the least likable politicians in the Rocky Mountains.
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Durrant: So many different environments from, black-sand beaches in Alaska, bright red sand in Arizona, superb Rocky Mountains, rocky coast Maine, palm-lined Cali, and tropical Hawaii!
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The Colorado River starts high in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado and Wyoming, before snaking its way across the Southwest on its way to the Gulf of California.
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Whether you're looking to escape to the scenic Rocky Mountains or the sunny Florida shore, teeny rentals (some as small as 2165 square feet) pack a major punch.
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He did so before an audience of some 400 donors here at the Kochs' summer donor retreat in a luxury resort at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
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I had such extreme FOMO that I used a thready GoGo Inflight Wi-Fi connection to download it to my iPhone as I flew over the Rocky Mountains.
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As the rosy glow brightened to blot out the stars, campers in the Rocky Mountains awakened and, supposing it was dawn, groggily argued over whether to make coffee.
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My salary also allows me to financially support causes I believe in, such as Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, and Colorado Legal Aid for example, so that helps.
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It begins in the Rocky Mountains of western Montana and flows east and south for more than 2,300 miles before it enters the Mississippi River north of St. Louis.
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At a gathering this weekend of more than 500 donors at a resort in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the euphoria over last year's tax law had faded.
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The practice was replicated throughout the process of state accession, and today there are approximately 23.4m acres of such lands, 282% of which lie west of the Rocky Mountains.
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The Wests have really made the Rocky Mountains a second home in the last year, with a lengthy stay in Wyoming, where Kanye perfected his 5 recently released albums.
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"I once wrote that I'd flown cross-country, solo, from the Westchester County airport to the Rocky Mountains in a single-engine 180-horsepower Piper Cherokee," she added promisingly.
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Instead, I checked in to the Colorado Chautauqua, an enclave of cottages that opened in 1898 at the base of the Flatirons, the dramatic foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
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The communities, which have a combined population of about 60,000, sit in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, and above an aquifer just south of Peterson Air Force Base.
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In the early 19th Century, when Western Expansion was in its early stages, trappers and traders of European descent coexisted with the Native American tribes of the Rocky Mountains.
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The discovery is comparable to other impressive sites like the Burgess Shale in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, discovered in 1909, Chengjiang in China and Emu Bay Shale in Australia.
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The National Weather Service says the system is expected to spread snow across the interior mountains from the Southwest to the central and southern Rocky Mountains through Christmas Day.
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The other would be owned by secured creditors with $793 million of debt, and would house oil reserves in California, the Rocky Mountains, the U.S. Midwest and U.S. Southeast.
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The risk of large wildfires is set to ease in much of the Southwest and Rocky Mountains because of expected summer rains, but remains high in California through October.
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Two decades later, around 2010, an aging Fenn decided it was time to cement his legacy: He left his home, drove somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, and hid the chest.
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As a severe heat wave suffocates much of the U.S. east of the Rocky Mountains, climate experts warned Thursday that more hot days are headed for parts of the Southwest.
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Not only that, if the payments for using my economic ideas is not forthcoming, then a new HEX, an impeachment HEX, will appear over the Rocky Mountains (http://autonne.org/hexmanhort.html).
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House Speaker Paul Ryan is among the politicians who scored invites to one of the nation's most sought-after political retreats at a lavish campus nestled in the Rocky Mountains.
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Eric Ashby moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado, in April 2016 in hopes of finding Fenn's elusive treasure chest hidden in the Rocky Mountains, his sister, Lisa Albritton, told ABC News.
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The refinery is one of the highest quality plants in the Rocky Mountains, with a fluidized coking unit for refining heavy oil, according to people familiar with the region's infrastructure.
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In the mossy, malachite forest at the heart of Colorado's Rocky Mountains, amid stands of quaking aspen and Englemann spruce trees, Jacqueline Elder is parting a sea of dandelion greens.
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"Beyond happy for my brother Pierce and his beautiful bride Sarahbeth who tied the knot in the majestic Rocky Mountains yesterday!" she captioned the snap of the bride and groom.
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The tie-up with Anadarko adds to Chevron's deepwater investments in the Gulf of Mexico and gives it a stake in growing production in the U.S. Rocky Mountains in Colorado.
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" Mr. Fenn has offered this much: The treasure is at least 8.25 miles north of Santa Fe, somewhere in the Rocky Mountains and "higher than 5,000 feet above sea level.
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Many US farmers, as well as some cities in Arizona, Nevada, California, and Mexico, all rely on water from the lake (which comes from snow melt in the Rocky Mountains).
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The West Coast and Southeast have ratios of 16-to-one, whereas the Great Plains, the Rocky Mountains and the Great Lakes all have ratios closer to 10-to-one.
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Backcountry brooding is the lifeblood of this series, which stars Tim Roth as a British expat who gets hired as the police chief of a community in the Rocky Mountains.
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A much less-connected group, the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, responded with an essay from a board member who lives in a 500-square-foot abode in the Rocky Mountains.
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Montana's best-known reservation teams have come from the plains east of the Rocky Mountains: from Lodge Grass, on Crow Nation, and from Browning and Heart Butte, on Blackfeet Nation.
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The USGS found that a bunch of states east of the Rocky Mountains are at risk of potentially "damaging" man-made earthquakes that could affect buildings, pipelines, and other infrastructure.
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In fact, an unparalleled forest die-off caused by bark beetles has already taken place in the Rocky Mountains, where below-zero bug killing temperatures, once common, have become rarer.
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Cassini also revealed that the rings aren't actually smooth in all places; there are areas where the particles clump together, creating bumps that stick out as high as the Rocky Mountains.
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Located in Montana's Rocky Mountains, near the Canadian border, Glacier National Park has over 700 miles of hiking trails, and terrain ranging from glaciers and lakes to alpine meadows and forests.
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Increased snowpack in the Rocky Mountains has led to downstream flooding in the past few months, and has contributed to deceptively strong currents in the Rio Grande River straddling the border.
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However, the activities must remain on paved lots and off grass fields, Don Strasburg, co-president and senior talent buyer at Denver-based AEG Presents Rocky Mountains, told The Denver Post.
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The legendary box is rumored to be located somewhere in the Rocky Mountains – a cryptic poem in Fenn's 2010 memoir The Thrill of the Chase hints at the treasure's secret location.
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The Mile High City, so named for its 5,28.95-foot elevation, is located at the base of the Rocky Mountains and is probably best known for its skiing and snowboarding venues.
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The legendary box is rumored to be located somewhere in the Rocky Mountains – a cryptic poem in Fenn's 2010 memoir The Thrill of the Chase hints at the treasure's secret location.
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The storm first moved into parts of the Rocky Mountains and northern Plains on Thursday, forcing cattle ranchers in South Dakota to move their herds closer to food and water sources.
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The floods, which prompted each state's governor to declare a state of emergency, are the result of last week's "bomb cyclone" winter storm, which blew in from the western Rocky Mountains.
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The severe weather is threatening a wide swath of the country reaching from the Rocky Mountains through the Midwest and into the Mid-Atlantic and South, the National Weather Service said.
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Six million years ago, as the Rocky Mountains thrust upward, rivers gashed deep channels in the crust, separating ranges with basins that gradually filled with eroded rock, trapping water beneath it.
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The University also boasts a separate Mountain Campus, located high up the Rocky Mountains, which is devoted to a number of sustainable research projects including watershed science, forestry and renewable energy.
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The name is a misnomer: R.M.S.F. is much more common in the Smoky Mountains than the Rocky Mountains, and the spotted-fever part, the rash, is not seen in all cases.
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It bought Alaska from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million and the vast Louisiana Territory, stretching from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains, in 1803 from France for $15 million.
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If successful, it could upend environmental law, possibly allowing the redwood forests, the Rocky Mountains or the deserts of Nevada to sue individuals, corporations and governments over resource pollution or depletion.
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Jasper is known for its stunning views of the snow-capped Rocky Mountains, the plethora of outdoor sports and activities available to travelers, and a large collection of wildlife for admiring.
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Some 20173 trains a day, each a chain of 22017 to 214 cars, make the journey over the Rocky Mountains in northern Montana at speeds up to 260 miles per hour.
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You'll hear about a major winter storm that caused dramatic weather changes in the Rocky Mountains, and you'll see how some U.S. restaurant brands are making big bucks across the Pacific.
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The secret to the location of the trove is contained in a six-stanza poem he wrote that paints a picture of a journey deep into the heart of the Rocky Mountains.
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In part, Mr. Keiser said, that's because he is working on a variety of projects, including a development in Dornoch, Scotland, and three other "exciting sites," including one in the Rocky Mountains.
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In the US, clusters of tornadoes like the ones we've seen this week are fueled by warm, moist air coming from the Gulf of Mexico east of the Rocky Mountains, Seimon said.
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Martin Walker, the Director of HIV Programs for Planned Parenthood's Greater Rocky Mountains affiliate, says they are worried about their program losing money through restrictions meant to hurt clinics that provide abortions.
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If you know nothing else about the story, it's that there is gold hidden somewhere in the Rocky Mountains north of Santa Fe, so we had to show a sense of scale.
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The town of 1,600 people in Teton County, just west of the jagged peaks of the Rocky Mountains Teton Range, is getting poised to receive as many as 143,000 visitors on Aug.
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Expect hearty food with regional flair: pork green chili in the Rocky Mountains, Southwestern chicken salad in Zion and Southern barbecued pulled pork and fried apple pie in the Great Smoky Mountains.
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Thus, Lias's lushly orchestrated, John Williams-tinged score was joined to a Rocky Mountains slide show, and "Appalachian Spring" accompanied a performance by the Frequent Flyers, an aerial dance troupe from Boulder.
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Every Sunday for the past 37 years, Meat Bingo has taken over Workers Tavern, a 93-year-old bar located in Astoria, Oregon, the oldest American settlement west of the Rocky Mountains.
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The highest elevations, which are officially classified as "an isolated extension of the Rocky Mountains" and are prone to winter snowstorms and made lush by rain, might as well be in Canada.
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Ms. Fox was found dead inside her home in the Rocky Mountains from injuries apparently suffered after slipping down a steep flight of stairs, Emil Sante, the San Miguel County Coroner, said.
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In the Rocky Mountains of Utah and Colorado, the region I come from and returned to after the wars, I have carved some foreign names into the trunks of towering Aspen trees.
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Spring-summer Chinook make an epic migration thousands of miles through the Columbia River to the waters surrounding Alaska's Aleutian Islands, and then back to the high elevations of the Rocky Mountains.
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A record-shattering Arctic freeze kept its grip on much of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains but temperatures everywhere except the Northeast were expected to warm within 24 hours.
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For years, as she worked in Manhattan for Carnegie Hall and the New York Public Library, Ms. Sharma felt the same way, until a work trip took her to the Rocky Mountains.
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That honor belongs to the Arizona Coyotes (21), who would be catching a lot more heat for their ineptitude if not for the giant shadow of incompetence coming over the Rocky Mountains.
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Because although there are just over 248,000 wolves in the lower 48 states, mostly throughout the western Great Lakes and northern Rocky Mountains, they occupy less than 15 percent of their historic range.
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The city is uniquely situated to trap smog -- it sits in a basin, and as heavy, cool air comes off the surrounding Rocky Mountains, it holds the city's hot, polluted air in place.
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What we're seeing: I flew with Mattis yesterday to the Rocky Mountains, where he spent the day visiting U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM) and the joint U.S.-Canadian North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).
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Koch gave a rare interview here at a five-star resort in the Rocky Mountains, where he pledged his big-spending political groups would be more aggressive in holding Republicans accountable. http://bit.
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While researching "Born to Run," I'd stumbled across a ragtag crew in the Rocky Mountains who kept alive an old miners' tradition of running alongside donkeys in races as long as 30 miles.
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At a Monday presentation to about 500 of the network's top donors at a five-star resort in the Rocky Mountains, Americans for Prosperity president Tim Phillips made an example out of Rep.
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In the last seven years, Denver's population has grown by more than 100,000, a boom many new residents credit to the sunny weather, proximity to the Rocky Mountains and density of cultural attractions.
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Our floor-to-ceiling windows overlooked the Beaux-Arts roofline of Union Station and whisper-quiet Wewatta Street; rooms with views of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains are available upon request.
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He and his voyageurs and Chipewyan guides were attempting, 14 years before Lewis and Clark, to cross North America, paddling birch bark canoes down a river they hoped would pierce the Rocky Mountains.
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The Northern Rocky Mountains provide the backdrop for this Northwest Montana town's fireworks show, which is shot from a barge 100 yards off City Beach Park, on the eastern shore of Whitefish Lake.
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The notion of holding these places in public trust was one I became deeply influenced by as a young man, when I first climbed and hiked on public lands in Colorado's Rocky Mountains.
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While some of us struggle to apply eyeliner in a way that won't make it look like our eye is topped with the Rocky Mountains, others out there are busy making makeup masterpieces.
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He provides a sound early history of the little-known British and American fur trade in the Rocky Mountains, the first truly global American industry, with "supply chains that spanned oceans and continents".
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The combined entity, SandRidge-Bonanza Creek, will operate over 630,000 net acres in the Rocky Mountains and Mid-Continent regions, producing about 55,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, the two companies said.
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Steve Bullock declared an emergency after the state bore the brunt of an "unprecedented" major winter storm, which caused power outages as it dumped snow across the Rocky Mountains region over the weekend.
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The Montanore mine had been planned by a subsidiary of Hecla Mining Co on the edge of the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness, part of the Rocky Mountains about 120 miles (190 km) north of Missoula.
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The operations of the second-largest railroad operator in Canada was also hampered in February by a derailment in British Columbia's Rocky Mountains, a busy part of the company's network, killing three crew members.
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Some of his better-known works included: * National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado: Finished in the early 1960s, it sits on a mesa above Boulder with the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop.
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Chad Fish, an owner, said that because the social component of a hostel experience is important, the property also offers ski trips to the nearby Rocky Mountains, pub crawls and other concierge-style services.
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The hunk of rock was about the size of a mini fridge, and when it flared up 60 miles over the Rocky Mountains, it did so with the force of 453 tons of TNT.
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In Las Vegas, Planned Parenthood Rocky Mountains is hosting a huge voter registration training, and PP Action Fund president Cecile Richards will be speaking at the national Women's March event [also] in Las Vegas.
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While sandboarding is an activity that is found almost exclusively in deserts, you can race down sand dunes in plain view of the Rocky Mountains while visiting Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado.
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IN THE SHADOW of the Rocky Mountains, at Peterson air force base in Colorado Springs, an officer of the US Air Force Space Command clutches a metallic object scarcely larger than a Rubik's Cube.
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Boise — derived from the French word for wooded, but a name that also reflects a confluence of frontier myth and speculation — sits below the Rocky Mountains on a verdant plain known as Treasure Valley.
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The three-day trip takes passengers through some of the most famous areas of the west, including the Rocky Mountains, Sierra Nevadas, Moffat Tunnel, Colorado's Gore, Truckee River, Donner Lake, and the Carquinez Strait.
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Hello sunshine While lovely weather is forecast for most of the country east of the Rocky Mountains, about 40 million people, mostly in the Midwest and South, were under dense fog advisories Christmas morning.
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"I launched my drinking career in the local craft breweries of the Rocky Mountains but before long I realised I had to learn how to actually make the stuff, so I moved to the UK".
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A Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallion assigned to Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 461 flies over the Rocky Mountains during a cold-weather training exercise on Buckley Air Force Base in Colorado on December 13.
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In 1988, he ran for President of the United States, as a member of the Canadian Rhinoceros Party, which called for leveling the Rocky Mountains to give Alberta more sunlight and abolishing the designated hitter.
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The floods, which have prompted each state's governor to declare a state of emergency, are the result of last week's "bomb cyclone" winter storm, a winter hurricane that blew in from the western Rocky Mountains.
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In a presentation to about 500 donors gathered at a five-star resort in the Rocky Mountains, Tim Phillips, the network's top political strategist, told donors that they'd no longer offer blanket support for Republicans.
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But when the slump ends, activity in urban areas across the Front Range — the eastern foothills of the Rocky Mountains and Colorado's most populous region, where oil and gas production is concentrated — could be significant.
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Molly Pitts is the Rocky Mountains director and Nick Smith is executive director of Healthy Forests, Healthy Communities, a non-profit, non-partisan grassroots coalition that advocates for active management of America's federally-owned forests.
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In his latest series, Your Mountain Is Waiting, he trains his lens on Utah's metastasizing suburbs, where winding streets of bulky McMansions butt up against the foothills of the Wasatch Range of the Rocky Mountains.
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Mr. Fenn has said that the treasure is somewhere in the Rocky Mountains and 5,000 feet above sea level, a suggestion that has tempted people into some of the more unsparing wilderness in the southwest.
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It was a propitious move, as I would later become an early student in the adaptive ski program in the Rocky Mountains, an experience that, more than any other in my childhood, changed my life.
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The 46-year-old actor took a trip to the Big Sky area of the Rocky Mountains over the weekend with his new flame Shauna Sexton, 22, the day after finalizing his divorce from Jennifer Garner.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will likely take flak over trade threats from his counterparts from other members of the Group of Seven economies when they meet in the Canadian Rocky Mountains on Friday and Saturday.
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While they can't map out the entire park (it clocks in at just under 38,000 square kilometres), the team managed to get a good representation of its different environments—the glaciers, rocky mountains and shining lakes.
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For example, there's the ponderosa pine, a pine species that's widely distributed in the US. Some, in the northern Rocky Mountains, grow in wet areas; others, like those in New Mexico, live in pretty dry ones.
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Their path is entirely in the hands of the public... I met Nastja, Luke, and Shia at a remote cabin nestled deep in the middle of the Rocky mountains a day before they were to begin.
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They had already voted in 1959 to enact the famous Blue Line, which prohibits city water services from being built at higher elevations, effectively limiting development and protecting the pristine views of the lower Rocky Mountains.
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Collaboration The Colorado River travels 28503,22019 miles from the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf of California, providing water to approximately 40 million people, irrigating nearly 6 million acres of farmland and passing through nine national parks.
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But the caribou at risk in southern British Columbia and northern Idaho are the last known to climb the wintry peaks of the Rocky Mountains in search of dangling strands of lichen called Old Man's Beard.
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Since 1976, the civil rights-minded Brown has been the pastor of San Francisco's predominantly black Third Baptist Church -- which was founded in 1852 and was the first black Baptist church west of the Rocky Mountains.
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Land Rover claims prototype models covered hundreds of thousands of miles across ranging from 122 degree Fahrenheit deserts to the freezing ice of the Arctic and altitudes over 10,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
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IN THE SHADOW of the Rocky Mountains, at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, a senior officer of the US Air Force Space Command clutches a small metallic cube, scarcely larger than a Rubik's Cube.
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The locations, which are not named in the publication, include small-to-midsize cities in the Midwest and Rocky Mountains, a Southeast county and a Pacific Coast city the authors identified in interviews as San Diego.
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The market is monitoring a winter storm brewing in the northern U.S. Plains and Rocky Mountains that is expected to bring freezing temperatures late this week into the Dakotas, Nebraska and portions of Minnesota and Iowa.
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Traders were also monitoring a winter storm brewing in the northern U.S. Plains and Rocky Mountains that is expected to bring freezing temperatures late this week into the Dakotas, Nebraska and portions of Minnesota and Iowa.
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Meanwhile, traders were monitoring a winter storm brewing in the northern U.S. Plains and Rocky Mountains that is expected to bring freezing temperatures late this week into the Dakotas, Nebraska and portions of Minnesota and Iowa.
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The Nazis had developed the nuclear bomb first; the Allies had lost the war; and America was occupied by Germany in the East and Japan in the West, with a buffer zone in the Rocky Mountains.
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Its middle-of-the-country location, affordable universities, plentiful jobs and easy access to a snowboarder's paradise in the Rocky Mountains have drawn tens of thousands of millennials in recent years, transforming its population and economy.
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The blocking pattern in the atmosphere has also brought warm, dry conditions to the Rocky Mountains and the Colorado River basin, said Greg Smith, a senior hydrologist with the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City.
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Jade Emilio Snell, a veteran of the Marine Corps, will be attending on behalf of the Rocky Mountain Tribal Leadership Council, which is dedicated to improving health, economic development, and education for tribes in the Rocky Mountains.
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That's creating trouble for all corners of the natural world, from the Rocky Mountains, where the tiny pika is overheating, to the oceans, where coral reefs are being decimated as the oceans warm and become more acidic.
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Serres believes Portland's geography at the confluence of the Willamette and Columbia rivers - along the flattest route between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean - makes it uniquely positioned to slow down worldwide distribution of fossil fuels.
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The legendary box, hidden by antiquities dealer Forrest Fenn, is rumored to be located somewhere in the Rocky Mountains – a cryptic poem in Fenn's 2010 memoir The Thrill of the Chase hints at the treasure's secret location.
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Wyoming, the most mountainous state in the country, is home to the Rocky Mountains as well as the first national park in the country, Yellowstone National Park, which features mountains, large canyons, rivers, hot springs, and geysers.
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The art of the downfall is being played out in horrific fashion in the Rocky Mountains as Colorado suffered its 20th loss in 24 outings (4-143-1) with a 6-4 setback to Chicago on Tuesday.
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In many other places in the world, the agriculture industry can be vocally resistant to introducing predators that might threaten their livestock—take the entrenched controversy over the reintroduction of wolves to the Rocky Mountains, for instance.
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While Denver sits at the base of the Rocky Mountains, it's not considered a mountain town since it takes at least an hour to get to the Rockies for snowboarding and ski activities, a local expert explained.
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They occupied some limbo between boots and shoes and were all wrong for the trek that our group of six was taking: seven hours, about 10 miles, over a 12,500-foot-high pass in Colorado's Rocky Mountains.
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Sometimes you don't anticipate them or you can't train for them, so you have to deal with them as they come at you — whether it's running over the Rocky Mountains or running through a swarm of grasshoppers.
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The native mountain pine beetle has historically been kept in check by periodic deep freezes, but there haven't been any of those for years now, and this beetle has been killing pine species throughout the Rocky Mountains.
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PHOENIX — Nina Chaubal and her wife, Greta Martela, thought about going through the Rocky Mountains on their way to Chicago from San Diego late last month, but did not want to risk getting caught in a snowstorm.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - A Canadian Pacific Railway train was parked for a change of crew when it unexpectedly rolled down a steep embankment in British Columbia's Rocky Mountains on Monday, killing three crew members, a transport regulator said.
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The risk of large wildfires is set to ease in much of the Southwest and Rocky Mountains due to expected summer rains, but risk levels will remain high in California through at least October, according to the agency.
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Democrat Jared Polis was the first openly gay man to be elected governor in US history, keeping the seat in Democratic hands, and Democrats also won the Colorado Senate to notch a new trifecta in the Rocky Mountains.
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Go ahead and dive into Arthur Conan Doyle's London, explore the world of women in early Mormonism or journey across the Rocky Mountains to get a sense of how America's geography has shaped its role in the world.
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Critic's Pick Taking on the largest ice field in the Rocky Mountains, a dramatic 125-square-mile sprawl along the border between British Columbia and Alberta, the composer and trumpeter Nate Wooley has created music of disarming intimacy.
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The West Coast is at the start of a two-week-long barrage of fierce winter weather, which is projected to bring crippling ice storms to western Oregon, flash flooding in California and winter storms around the Rocky Mountains.
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Conservationists and biologists contend that some areas of the country, like the Adirondacks in New York and the southern Rocky Mountains, could be suitable habitats but wolf populations in those regions are vulnerable and still need protection to recover.
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Mr. Hause, a broad-shouldered, 25-year-old horticulturist who tills his family's land in the shadow of the snow-capped Rocky Mountains, said he was never particularly interested in politics — that is, until voters legalized cannabis in 2012.
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At a news conference Monday morning, Vicki Cowart, the president of Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, said her group was fulfilling its commitment to serve the people of Colorado and would resume offering a full spectrum of services, including abortion.
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A group of handpicked stars including Chris Rock, Jonah Hill, Big Sean and Pusha T, as well as media and industry heavyweights, gathered around bonfires to listen to the album with the Rocky Mountains in the background just after 10 p.m.
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The winter storm that has coated the Pacific Northwest with a thick blanket of ice was sweeping east on Thursday, threatening more heavy snow across a huge part of the country from the Rocky Mountains through the Great Lakes region.
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With its views of the Rocky Mountains and charming hubs like Pearl Street, INSIDER named Boulder one of the prettiest cities in the US. National Geographic also named it the happiest city in the US. Is there a better combination?
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Friends said Ramirez rarely talked about her college days and lived a private life in the Rocky Mountains foothills, but colleagues said they sensed something in her past had drawn her to devote her life to supporting women in trouble.
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After Carlevale's first ayahuasca trip, for example, she was inspired to come home to Colorado, where she worked as an education program manager at Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, and revised the women's health provider's regional sex education curriculum.
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A cold front bearing down on the Pacific Northwest was expected to dump as much as 3 feet (1 m) of snow from Friday morning in parts of Washington state and the northern Rocky Mountains, the National Weather Service said.
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The amount of snow that falls in the Rocky Mountains and keeps that mighty river flowing, however, has greatly diminished over the last two decades, and according to some researchers may be part of a permanent aridification of the West.
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It, along with Chevron Corp's Salt Lake City, Utah, refinery, is viewed as a top asset in the Rocky Mountains, according to Matthew Blair, an equity researcher at Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. "Every inland refiner would be interested," Blair said.
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The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb on June 24 in Colorado's Rocky Mountains is a 100-plus year tradition that races vehicles on a 12.4-mile route up to 14,115 feet above sea level with more than 100 turns to navigate.
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A study found that people who spent a weekend camping in the Rocky Mountains in Colorado fell asleep around two and a half hours earlier than they normally did at home, reaching close to ten hours of sleep a night.
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Especially in California, in our Mediterranean climate and also in the Rocky Mountains, there are more days where if you're going to have lightning ignition or somebody throwing out a cigarette butt, it's going to burn hotter, because it's warmer outside.
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The exhibition focuses on three locations of particular interest to Harris: the north shore of Lake Superior, the Rocky Mountains, and the eastern Arctic, all of which he visited in person, on several occasions over the course of the 1920s.
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Wexler, speaking from smoky Aspen, Colorado, near where blazes had recently charred the Rocky Mountains, noted these tiny particles — which at their largest are still 30 times thinner than a human hair — don't just transform blue skies into unsightly hazes.
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"Trudeau hates us, but he's going to have to learn that he's going to have to deal with us," Mr. Scott said last week, bouncing around his land in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in a sport-utility vehicle.
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At the moment, crude oil moving out of North Dakota's prolific Bakken shale to "refinery row" in the U.S. Gulf must travel a circuitous route through the Rocky Mountains or the Midwest and into Oklahoma, before heading south to the Gulf of Mexico.
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A dizzying array of storm watches and warnings have been issued across the West, from freezing rain advisories (Oregon) to flash flood watches (California) to winter storm watches and warnings (Rocky Mountains), as the most intense storm approaches for Saturday through Monday.
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I grew up in the Rocky Mountains in Butte, Montana, where hot summer days are the exception rather than the rule, but you could usually count on sunshine and a lot of people out on the street for the Independence Day Parade.
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The video, which was directed by Neil Krug (whose previous film experience includes similarly nature-filled videos for Boards of Canada), is built entirely of scaling landscape shots, from the textured depths of rocky mountains and canyons to flat, bush-patched plains.
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The Liard eventually breaks up as well, though in a more traditional pattern, the lower altitude (and thus warmer) mouth melting first, followed by the snows of the high glaciers frozen in the Rocky Mountains of BC. But the cycle has been disrupted.
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Another winter storm plowing east out of the Rocky Mountains could drop from 6 to 15 inches (15 to 38 cm) of snow on parts of South Dakota and Nebraska before weakening as it reaches the upper Midwest on Wednesday, Hurley said.
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Rather, Harris, or a few other candidates who face longer odds, would become the first Democratic presidential nominee from a state west of the Rocky Mountains in the party's 191-year history, a geographic divide that even political powerhouses like former California Gov.
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A slow-moving cold front stretching from the Midwest to the Rocky Mountains will provide a focus for storms to build off of, and key ingredients for tornadoes such as warm, humid air and strong winds will be in abundance across the Plains.
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"Trump is attempting what could be the largest rollback of public lands protections in American history by axing the Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments," said Heidi McIntosh, the Rocky Mountains regional managing attorney for Earthjustice, an environmental law firm.
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Over the weekend, 150 or so participants moved between a high-ceilinged conference room at the Westin hotel and other activities, including the reception at the governor's mansion and a dinner at an adobe fort in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
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The Lakotas' malleability aided their countless transformations — from foragers to farmers to nomads to hunters on horseback, from an isolated society to the most dominant indigenous nation in the Americas, controlling territory across the Great Plains, and into the Rocky Mountains and Canada.
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Heavy fire activity was expected to continue through September in much of the West, and through October in parts of the northern Rocky Mountains and California, the National Interagency Fire Center said, citing hot and dry weather conditions as the primary cause.
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MISSOULA, Montana, Aug 26 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - D ecades after hosting Hmong families who had fled Laos, the small city of Missoula, Montana, nestled in the Rocky Mountains, is drawing on the success of that experience to welcome a new set of refugees.
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While the statistical model of the study could not pinpoint exact heights, there is "stronger topography than the Rocky Mountains or the Appalachians" at the boundary, according to lead author Wenbo Wu. "I can't give you an estimated number," Irving said, regarding the range's altitude.
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Today those with an appetite for treasure head to the Rocky Mountains, where Forrest Fenn, an octogenarian art collector, claims to have hidden a bronze box containing gold coins, Chinese jade, emerald jewellery and other riches, including two gold nuggets "as large as chicken eggs".
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"At 4:10 AM on April 29, 1903 on the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains, 30 million cubic meters of rock slammed down Turtle Mountain," reads the horrifying description of the deadly event that, when acted out by Peeps, looks charming and delicious.
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Speaking to a small group of reporters in a rare interview at a five-star resort in the Rocky Mountains, Koch vowed to hold GOP lawmakers accountable for their votes when they break with the network's free-market views on issues like spending and tariffs.
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They then traveled on a train through the Rocky Mountains before hoping a flight to meet with President Harry Truman at the White House in Washington, D.C. It was the first-ever royal visit where the royals traveled by plane, rather than by boat.
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The collection at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts focuses on stark, slightly abstracted paintings of the Rocky Mountains and the shores of Lake Superior completed from 1921 through 1934 by Harris, who is well known in Canada but less familiar to U.S. art lovers.
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Before music, the star, who was born in Calgary and grew up skiing in the Rocky Mountains, was best known as the first skier ever to backflip on and backflip off a rail, and became one of the most innovative skiers during his time.
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DENVER — There was a time not long ago that basketball success in the Rocky Mountains was measured by the Denver Nuggets' ability to persuade a free agent of Dwyane Wade's stature to meet team brass in New York and let the Nuggets offer him millions.
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Also, when I imagined Hazel and Bigwig and Fiver, all their warren spread across the Down, I imagined them in the landscape I knew: the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, jagged and peaked with snow, that rose up behind our house in Salt Lake City.
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"President Trump has perpetrated a terrible violation of America's public lands and heritage by going after this dinosaur treasure trove," Heidi McIntosh, managing attorney in Earthjustice's Rocky Mountains office, said in a statement after her group filed the lawsuit on behalf of numerous environmental groups.
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"The president does not have the legal authority to issue an order to shrink national monuments, nor does he have the authority to open these stunning, protected landscapes up to dirty coal mining and oil drilling," said Heidi McIntosh, Rocky Mountains attorney for Earthjustice.
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In addition to private studio space and facility use, artists are surrounded by a community of artistic peers and have the opportunity to attend inspiring talks and performances by world-renowned visiting artists, all within the Centre's spectacular mountain setting in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
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Winter storm warnings were in effect Thursday from the Sierra Nevada in California to the Rocky Mountains, east to the Upper Midwest and north as far as Wisconsin, where Green Bay and Madison could both get more than a foot of snow by the weekend, forecasters said.
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Volvo's solution, luckily for us mountain-dwellers, is to equip the Volvo V90 Cross Country's two-liter, four-cylinder engine with both a super and a turbocharger — and that means that it can actually produce most of its rated 316 horsepower even here in the Rocky Mountains.
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He visits haunted houses (the most prevalent of spooky places, he explains with a fascinating aside about memory palaces), haunted businesses, prisons, asylums and cemeteries across the contiguous United States — from New England, New York, the South and Midwest to the Rocky Mountains, Southwest and Pacific Coast.
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It was anticipated that these barrels would be moved to the Gulf through the new, swift route via Illinois - rather than the more arduous rail routes to the East and West Coasts, or through pipelines in the Rocky Mountains en route to Oklahoma and eventually Texas.
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They ranked the largest 100 American metros by the percentage of people who had at least one account overdue, and they found that nine out of the top 10 cities with residents most likely to pay their bills on time were west of the Rocky Mountains.
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Biggest perks: Early-opening coffee shops; rugged Rocky Mountains scenery; 300-plus days of sunshine; Beat generation history; work-to-live mindset; strong sense of community; university town with 17 federally funded labs; over 44,400 acres of parkland; home to well-known advertising and design firms.
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Now, a striking number of Democratic candidates in coming midterm elections, from congressional contests in the Rocky Mountains to governor's races in the Deep South, are openly daring, defying and disparaging the N.R.A., a group with deep pockets, a loyal membership and a record of Election Day score-settling.
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Environmentalists assert in the lawsuits that the government's recovery program cuts Mexican wolves off from their historic range in and around Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona and the Southern Rocky Mountains, leading to geographic isolation and inbreeding that would diminish the size and health of wolf packs.
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The storm, now brewing as low-pressure center in the southwest, will quickly move into the Rocky Mountains and deliver one to two feet of snow with blizzard conditions in much of Colorado and parts of Wyoming, Nebraska and South Dakota on Wednesday, the National Weather Service predicted.
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Conservation officers said three calves had been born since Saturday in the remote Panther Valley on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains and that seven more were expected, the first such births in almost a century and a half in the area now making up the park.
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Since its creation in 1964, the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) has been responsible for the creation and maintenance of ballfields, community trails, national forests, and wildlife refuges, including some of our nation's most iconic national parks in the Rocky Mountains, Grand Canyon and Great Smoky Mountains.
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Objects 3-B and 3-C: Dame Helen Gothschild, while on a collecting trip in the American Rocky Mountains, sensed the presence of these lightweight hiking boots inside a poorly secured storage locker used by patrons of Big Sky Resort, near Butte, Montana, and painstakingly made off with them.
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However, PVM strategist Tamas Varga said the draw was not as bullish as it may seem given most of it came from the west coast, which is separated from the rest of the country by the Rocky Mountains and therefore no clear indicator of a broader U.S. draw.
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When Justin Trudeau spoke to British Columbia residents in August on the campaign trail, he vowed to overhaul how Canada's National Energy Board approves pipeline projects — and give the community more of a say in the highly contentious Trans Mountain line that will course through the Rocky Mountains.
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Related: Planned Parenthood Says Colorado Shooting Was a Hate Crime Caused by 'Toxic Rhetoric' It's this sort of rhetoric, though, that can chip away at women's legal rights to abortion, Vicki Cowart, CEO of Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, told VICE News at the clinic in Denver.
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