Watch Dr. Zach Roberts, our Head of R&D and CMO, as he unpacks the latest data from our TRAVERSE trial evaluating the safety, tolerability, and activity of ALLO-316, an investigational AlloCAR T product candidate for the treatment of CD70 positive clear cell renal cell carcinoma.
“In Tall Buildings” by John Hartford is a “beautiful but heartbreaking ode to all that’s lost as childhood gives way to adulthood and the responsibilities and expectations that come with it.”
Watch @sam_bush perform the song + learn more on @nodepression: https://t.co/3vPDyCzTvB
The men in Seán Hewitt's memoir pretend to be who they aren’t in order to be loved, writes @alexanderchee. The irony is that they are just as alone, if not more so, for the way they have abandoned themselves. https://t.co/zbsOrlumhg
That's a LOT of birds. Please turn off outdoor lights & close curtains to protect them! Here's tonight's bird migration forecast:
Colorado—8.8 million birds
Wyoming—7.7 million birds
Utah—3.5 million birds
Learn more about helping migratory birds at https://t.co/PZJpPaA2u1.
“I’m a trans man,” he said. “I’ve been assigned to this case.”
They spoke a few minutes longer, Davis said, then “we just cried together.”
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Interesting story of why incentives for utility clean energy doesn't move the needle without some serious work on the ground. This one curtesy of Berkshire Hathaway's Iowa-based MidAmerican Energy Company and their very sticky coal fleet. (1/6)
Census data suggests that Colorado's vote-by-mail system, hailed as a national model, has helped narrow some longstanding turnout gaps along certain demographic lines — while other gaps remain stubbornly consistent. My story on #DemocracyDay2022: https://t.co/YHDBWtsM1T
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative in Taos this week started producing 100 percent of its daytime power across its service area with solar power.
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The Supreme Court is a permanent council that answers to no one. It can behave as it chooses. The robes can go rogue, writes @CharlesMBlow. https://t.co/VFu9Rv7bUr
Yesssssssssssss! The climate team @NPR is hiring. We need an experienced journalist to look at what corporations are doing on climate. The good and the bad. Deadline is in three weeks, so get your stuff together.
Here's the link: https://t.co/IocAF6xbU3
We have been covering climate change and other environmental threats for years and across platforms. Ahead of the premiere of our three-part documentary series "The Power of Big Oil" on 4/19, revisit more than a decade's worth of reporting. READ & WATCH: https://t.co/vkBNx9diZN
UPDATE: #Boulder Fire confirms active fire has been put out, they are working to secure a perimeter and address hot spots. They are calling this the #NorthShanahanRidgeFire
Heat pumps are the cheapest and most efficient way to handle both heating and cooling for your home—and as an added bonus, they're also better for the environment.
It's a true win-win 🥇
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"I’ve lived in the same house in the Elm Heights neighborhood for the past twenty years, and I just love everything about this town except for the problems that my politics have directly created."
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Now that activity on the #NCARFire in Boulder, CO has calmed down significantly, a majority of the evacuation orders have been lifted, and the risk of property loss moving forward appears low, I wanted to share a few related thoughts. (All photos from yesterday, 3/26/22.) #COwx
The latest: 19,000 people and 8,000 homes in evacuation area as #NCARFire grows to 123 acres with zero containment. We'll continue to post updates on this story as we get them, and we have moved the article outside the paywall https://t.co/FJpJEeg6i9