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Saturday, September 21, 3013 |
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Flood-Damaged Trees Cause Additional Safety Concernscontributed by Ryan Lockwood FORT COLLINS, Colo. – As many communities along the Front Range and in northeast Colorado deal with the aftermath of recent flooding, one concern that should not be overlooked is the risk of trees falling due to the erosion caused by rushing water. ____________________________ Colorado Forest Products AdsThe Colorado State Forest Service is excited to announce the premier of our Colorado Forest Products™ public service television announcements. These will be airing over a three week period beginning 09/23/13 on the networks of 9News (KUSA, KTVD). A schedule of airtimes is below. Please take time for a sneak peak by visiting http://gannett.wistia.com/projects/uknpe1f8f5 . Tune in to the networks of 9News during any of the following times to catch these PSAs in normal rotation from 9/23/13 – 10/13/13. A sincere thank you to our CFP™ Members, Wendy White and our Colorado Proud™ Partners, and the creative and technical guidance from those at 9News for all of their efforts towards this project. Airtime Schedule: Monday - Friday on KUSA 430-500 AM 9News 500-530 AM 9News Daybreak 530-600 AM 9News Daybreak 600-700 AM 9News @ 6AM 700-1000 AM Today Show
Monday - Friday on KTVD 700-800 AM 9News from 7-8AM 800-900 AM 9News from 8-9AM 900 AM-1200 PM Morning Rotator 1200-400 PM Afternoon Rotator
Monday-Sunday on KTVD 900-930 PM 9News @ 9
Every Sunday on KUSA (from 9/23/13 - 12/29/13) 900-1000 AM Broncos Game Day Live
College football games Saturday on KUSA (10/05/13 & 10/19/13) 530-900 PM Broncos Game on KTVD (9/23/13) 6:25-930 PM
Tim Reader Visit Us on the Web _____________________________________ New study finds charred forests increase snowmelt rateContributed by (Phys.org) —When a major wildfire destroys a large forested area in the seasonal snow zone, snow tends to accumulate at a greater level in the burned area than in adjacent forests. But a new study found that the snowpack melts much quicker in these charred areas, potentially changing the seasonal runoff pattern of rivers and streams. Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2013-09-charred-forests-snowmelt.html#jCp
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