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Kelsey Simpkins

  • Science Writer, University of CU Boulder, Freelance
Colorado
As seen in: Bandcamp Daily, Phys.org, Medical Xpress, University of Colorado Boulder, Tech Xplore, Nanowerk LLC, KCMP-FM (St. Paul, MN), Pinal Central, Indie Shuffle, Water Online and
Science communication + air quality. Writer, artist, photographer, and environmental art nerd. We are in a #ClimateCrisis, #COVIDisAirborne and #COVIDisNotOver.
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Six Tips for Biking Around the Front Range this Summer

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By Kelsey Simpkins
| Neighborhood Gazette
It feels great to get out on two wheels in the summer, but June is an especially good time to try riding a bike to run errands or get to work! Colorado celebrates Bike to Work Day this year on Wednesday, June 24, and many communities across the Front Range offer breakfast stations where you can grab a coffee and a bite on your way in to the office.
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This Summer, Join Your Neighbors in Taking Simple Steps for Better Air

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By Kelsey Simpkins
| Neighborhood Gazette
Join the thousands of Denver area residents who are taking simple steps to improve their community’s air quality and help their neighbors breathe easier! Ground-level ozone impacts our health and environment in the Colorado Front Range each summer. This pollutant we can’t see or smell accumulates the most on hot and sunny blue-sky days, when the air appears clear. How can that be? Ozone is simply three oxygen atoms stuck together (O3).
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Colorado art exhibition showcases creative expressions of Long COVID, advocates for research and treatment

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By Kelsey Simpkins
| The Sick Times
A new exhibition at the Artworks Center for Contemporary Art in Loveland, Colorado, showcases 24 pieces of visual art by 15 artists who live with or are impacted by Long COVID. Within a dynamic gallery space, a diversity of work showcases different aspects of the Long COVID experience under the theme “And Still It Remains.” As the artists live with an energy-limiting disease, many of these pieces were painstakingly created, just a few minutes at a time.
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