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News Articles

Energy-Efficient Light Bulbs Can Be Harmful to the Environment

small amounts of Mercury could cause problems in the future

by Michelle Garcia in News

Energy-Efficient Light Bulbs Can Be Harmful to the Environment

CU's Energy Green Team warns Boulder locals of small amounts of mercury in compact fluorescent light bulbs.

Wii-Habilitation

Hospitals use Nintendo system to supplement physical therapy

by Stephany Pobrislo in News

Wii-Habilitation

Hospital begin to use the new Nintendo system to supplement physical therapy

Where to Recycle Fluorescent Bulbs

by Jennifer Rod in News

Where to Recycle Fluorescent Bulbs

More than 104 local Colorado Ace Hardware stores are opening their recycling bins to CFL bulbs

Quit And Win

by Alexandra O'Rourke in News

Quit And Win

CU program offers incentives to help students quit smoking.

Muslim Student Association Members Work to Work Out

by Vanna Livaditis in News

Muslim Student Association Members Work to Work Out

Some CU students are restricted from exercising in front of men without wearing her traditional dress.

CU Students Go Solar

The CU Solar Decathlon team opens its solar powered, energy efficient house to the public

by Elizabeth Barbot in News

CU students are helping lead the way toward a new way of home construction, by utilizing solar power, energy efficiency, and eco-conscious technologies.

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