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She has found that air pollution has significantly weakened conifers such as ponderosa pines and Jeffrey pines, making them more susceptible to drought and bark-beetle attacks, and less resistant to fire (see the abstract "Air Pollution Increases Forest Susceptibility to Wildfires: A Case Study in the San Bernardino Mountains in Southern California" by Grulke, Minnich et al).
Chris McGowan: A Clockwork Apocalypse: The Southern California Wildfire 2009
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Grulke is an expert on the effects of air pollution on trees in the Sierra Nevada and San Bernardino Mountains.
Chris McGowan: A Clockwork Apocalypse: The Southern California Wildfire 2009
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"Five or 10 years ago they would have been resold and they would have been fine," Grulke said.
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"We have an international jury of 100 or so people who are involved in the music industry, and we ask them to listen to what is left after we've done our initial vetting of the submissions," says Grulke.
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More than 1,000 bands play the festival, though the number is spread out internationally, and Grulke notes: "It's quite obvious now that there's a real resurgence going on in Denver and Boulder."
Vail Daily - Top Stories Ricardo Baca Denver Post Pop Music Critic 2010
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More than 1,000 bands play the festival, though the number is spread out internationally, and Grulke notes:
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This is pitch-perfect praise to organizers such as Grulke.
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"Five or 10 years ago they would have been resold and they would have been fine," Grulke said.
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Grulke says the machine is well-oiled and always aims to present the finest possible experience out of the 11,000-plus applicants.
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"Five or 10 years ago they would have been resold and they would have been fine," Grulke said.
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