Student Reporting for the NoCo Deliberative Journalism Project
Category: 2023 Honors Blogs
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LoCo Food Distribution is helping the environment
By: Emmalee Krieg Fort Collins, Colo. — Distribution is inevitable. We hardly think about one item we buy and the… READ MORE
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Food Distribution Alternative: the Growing Project
By: Macy Kramer Fort Collins, Colo. — In Fort Collins, Colorado, the distribution of food has caused a massive uptake… READ MORE
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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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Stop-and-Go: The Future of Freight Rail in Fort Collins and Beyond
By: Hannah Cantin Fort Collins, Colo. — When I came to Fort Collins from Missouri, one of the first things… READ MORE
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Why you should look at Local Businesses when Deciding Where to Move
By: Audrey Brooks Fort Collins, Colo. — When looking at a place to live, the local business scene doesn’t exactly… READ MORE
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Worldwide Distribution and How Fort Collins Relates to It
By: Mateo Bandera Fort Collins, Colo — The mass distribution of “stuff” throughout the globe is one of the most… READ MORE
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The Economic Struggles of the Modern Food Market
By Mateo Less than a decade ago, the average distance that any food product was transported in the United States… READ MORE
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Hope Farms- Local Food Production and the Economy
By Macy Kramer Eating green in a college town is notoriously difficult. The domination of the fast food industry over… READ MORE
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Locally Grown Produce: What Are The Benefits?
By Emma Recker Locally Grown, Limiting Carbon Footprint A refrigerated truck is vital for transporting and guaranteeing freshness; however, this… READ MORE
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An Energy Scandal
By Macy Kramer Introduction Food is one of the biggest components of life. It is needed to survive for every… READ MORE
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