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Colorado River Water (starts 1:00) Steep cuts are ahead in the use of Colorado River water by Arizona and California. But what about Colorado? For answers, we talk with CU-Boulder’s Doug Kenney, water law expert and chair of the Colorado River Project.
Jack Manning CU Boulder Information Scientist cc CU-BoulderGhostbots (starts ) AI apps offer to help people “talk” with the dead. CU Boulder Information Scientists Jed Brubaker and Jack Manning and Boulder Unitarian Church Community Outreach minister Jeremy Nichol share research and insights about how these apps work and user responses.
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