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Brief Information About Dolores
Dolores is a statutory town located in the County of Montezuma. Dolores has a total area of about 1.9 sq. kms. and it is situated 6937 ft. above sea level. The Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy(CEDS) provides an opportunity for the stakeholders to foster diversified economies, that creates long term economic growth and stability. Businesses related to automotive, construction, electric equipment suppliers, floriculture, insurance, finance and communications have maintained a hold on the economy of Dolores. The city grew up on the basis of its healthy service sector involved in rental activities, public schools, road side services, parking lot stations, museums, mailing and shipping services, counseling, craft supplies and business consultants.
Recent News from the Green Blog
What’s the Harm? Studies Show GMOs May Cause Plenty
Written by: Lee Ann Rush Recent legislation dubbed the “Monsanto Protection Act” has put the controversy over genetically engineered (GE) foods* back into the headlines, as research continues to identify more and more negative effects resulting from the proliferation of these “Frankencrops.” GE foods are those which have had their genetic composition altered in order to add a “desirable” trait..
