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Part 1: The Rise of Climate Engineering: Should We Manipulate the Weather?
The growing field of climate engineering includes the risks and ethical questions surrounding technologies designed to counteract climate change by altering the Earth's weather systems. Due to the complexity of this issue, it will be split into two parts: part one, written by Simon Belda, arguing the positives of Climate Engineering, and part two, written by F.B. Brookings, arguing the negatives of Climate Engineering.

Poudre Press Staff
4 days ago


Renewable Energy: Cheaper Than Ever
An article about renewable energy and many reasons you or your city should adopt it

Poudre Press Staff
Nov 5


Urban Farming and Rooftop Gardens: Buildings That Breathe
As the cost of fresh, good quality, and safe-to-eat fruit and vegetables goes up, there is one simple solution: grow your own cheap, juicy, and fresh produce in your own backyard.

Poudre Press Staff
Sep 9


Trivia 7 Answers
Arts Which war novel follows the life of Captain John Yossarian? “Catch-22” What Athenian comic poet wrote “Lysistrata”? Aristophanes...

Daniel Jacobsen
Mar 3


Trivia 7
Arts Which war novel follows the life of Captain John Yossarian? What Athenian comic poet wrote “Lysistrata”? What 1904 play was...

Daniel Jacobsen
Feb 28


The Great PHS Cardboard Boat Race
One of the great traditions here at Poudre High School is the Annual Cardboard Boat Race. Every year, students taking the Physics classes...

Austin Eide
May 14, 2024


Everything You Need to Know About Monday's Solar Eclipse.
On April 8th, 2024, a total solar eclipse will cross northern America with the path of totality crossing Mexico, 15 US states, and...

Owen Dustin
Apr 5, 2024


New AI is used to Detect and Monitor Wildfires.
With artificial intelligence’s recent uprising in the past couple of years, it has been used for many things including practical, daily...

Owen Dustin
Mar 27, 2024


The Leonids Meteor Shower
The Leonids Meteor is one of the 30 yearly meteor showers occurring throughout the entirety of November and into the beginning of...

Owen Dustin
Nov 16, 2023


The Earliest Structural use of Wood may be found in this Simple Structure
Researchers in Zambia have uncovered a simple wooden structure from the early Stone Age that may be the earliest evidence of wood being...

Owen Dustin
Sep 29, 2023
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