Student Reporting for the NoCo Deliberative Journalism Project
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LoCo for FoCo: Local Food Distribution & Why Larger Suppliers Are Taking A Backseat
By: Darcy KeownFort Collins, Colo. — LoCo food distribution is a company that has worked for over ten years to… READ MORE
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The Distribution of Goods to Fort Collins
By: Mark Eyerman Fort Collins, Colo. — Last year, Amazon made over 225 billion dollars in gross profit. They did… READ MORE
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Distribution in E-Commerce Section
By: Aidan Eure Fort Collins, Colo. — Distribution is the method of transporting goods and services throughout the world. In… READ MORE
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The Impact of Consumerism
By: Thalia Muniz Fort Collins, Colo. — How Does Consumerism Affect Our Planet? With the ever-growing market for just about anything,… READ MORE
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An Analytical Response on Consumption in America and how Economic Status Further Exemplifies the Issues
By: Sasha Levy Fort Collins, Colo. — The U.S. is considered to have the world’s “largest economy” primarily because of… READ MORE
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Fort Collins is Ahead in Sustainable Fashion
By: Piper Levendofsky Fort Collins, Colo. — When Macklemore released the viral hip-hop song “Thrift Shop” over a decade ago,… READ MORE
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CSU and Consumerism
By: Macy Kramer Fort Collins, Colo. — In Fort Collins, CO resides Colorado State University, one of the most sustainable… READ MORE
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How to Make the Right Consumer Choices in Fort Collins
By: Elise Kelley Fort Collins, Colo. — While exploring the downtown area of Fort Collins, Colorado, one might notice the… READ MORE
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Consumption in Fast Fashion and How to Tackle It
By: Emmalee Krieg Fort Collins, Colo — “The Story of Stuff” by Annie Leonard focuses on consumption. She points out… READ MORE
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WaterSense: An Invaluable Partnership for Fort Collins Communities
By: Darcy Keown Fort Collins, Colo — What is WaterSense? WaterSense is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) program that promotes… READ MORE
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Welcome to the Hub website for the Northern Colorado Deliberative Journalism Project, administered by the students and faculty in the JTC 420 Deliberative Journalism class at Colorado State University. All content produced by the class will be published here, and distributed via social media channels related to the class.
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