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Ask an Expert - When to Plant? That Is the Question
Determining when to plant a garden can be especially confusing in Utah's unpredictable, varied climate where…
LAND & ENVIRONMENT
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Total Meltdown: USU Geoscientist Says Greenland Ice Sheet Findings Sobering
Tammy Rittenour uses luminescence dating to analyze sediment samples from secret, Cold War-era military project.
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Exhibit at NHMU Offers Hands-On Access to Real Consequences of Watershed Decisions
Sarah Null and her colleagues, use art, interactive exhibits and accessible science to illustrate how decisions about…
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By Hook And By Creek. Persistence is Key.
Introduced trout have been stocked and now occur all over the world. They represent one of the greatest threats to…
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'Best Case' Goals for Climate Warming Could Still Result in Massive Wildfire Risk
Under the 2015 Paris Agreement, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change agreed to pursue efforts to…
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Mountain Pine Beetles Show Resiliency to Warming Climates
In a recent Ecological Monographs article, David Soderberg, a doctoral candidate from Utah State University's Ecology…
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Aggies Come Together for Clean Air
Logan is no stranger to poor air quality, and it is particularly noticeable in the winter due to inversions.
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Don't be Trashy: USU Competes Against Other Universities to Reduce Waste
The competition focuses on reducing the campus waste stream through recycling, composting and other waste reduction…
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Slow Motion Disaster: Receding Glaciers Open Space for Invading Algae
Glaciers in western Canada are headed into a slow-motion disaster—these ice fields are disappearing at a rate that's…
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Ask an Expert - March Gardening Checklist
We are officially heading into gardening season. Consider these tips to help you prepare.
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USU Drives Down Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2020
Innovative, practical solutions that support a thriving community are the basis for Utah State University's…
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New Research Injects Tough Dose of Reality for Future of the Colorado River
Today, scientists and water managers realize there is much less water available than once thought.
