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The Drones Watching Over Cattle
Researchers in Kentucky and Colorado are training drones to find cattle and assess their health from the air.
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The Full Spectrum
No one grows out of autism, but adults have often been left behind when it comes to treatment, services, and funding. Lakewood’s Firefly Autism wants to change that.
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Out Of Office…Sort Of
Remote living has freed many of us to work or study anywhere—so we might as well do just that.
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![When the cattle roam, it can be hard to find them—and make sure they're healthy. So, researchers at @universityofky and @coloradostateuniversity are turning to drones to accurately and quickly monitor cattle location and wellbeing. I explored their fascinating work in my latest for @bbcfuture_official. I hope you'll give it a read! [Link in bio for a bit]
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COVID-19 UPDATE: For the third day in a row, Colorado's average positivity is below 5 percent. This is great news, considering that's where public health experts want us. First time we've been here since October.
Keep up the great work, folks. #COVID19Colorado #9news
#Colorado's creative sector contributes more than 4% of the state's GDP, but as the pandemic rages on, individuals and venues are still relying on a mishmash of grants to keep the lights on. My latest for @usnews: https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/articles/2021-01-21/colorados-creative-industry-is-still-feeling-the-pandemic-pinch
Against all odds, Colorado's COVID-19 vaccine rollout is going pretty darn well. According to the CDC, the state ranks ninth for total doses administered per 100k residents, and officials are ready to scale up: https://www.5280.com/2021/01/colorados-covid-19-vaccine-rollout-is-going-pretty-well-all-things-considered/