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USU Research to Supply Crops With Resources to Withstand Climate Change, Drought
New research from USU engineers aims to improve crop health by curbing two major factors: climate change and drought.
LAND & ENVIRONMENT
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Mind the Gap: Yearlong Analysis Identifies Diverse Water Measurement Needs in Great Salt Lake Basin
Following a yearlong collaborative effort, a new study is improving understanding of how water moves through the…
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USU Eastern Student Wins Award for Wild Horse Parasite Research
USU Eastern undergraduate student Laura Redfield was awarded a meritorious student poster award for her research on…
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USU Researchers Studying Tens of Thousands of Trees to Help Predict Future Forest Growth
Across the West, trees have been dying at higher rates, and USU researchers want to keep track of how they die.
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New Collaborative Research Generates Lessons for More Adaptive Lake Management
New research from USU explores how water managers in the West can collaborate online to conserve bodies of water like…
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Ready to Bloom: USU Ecologist Explores Climate Impacts on Mountain Plant-Microbial Interactions
Doctoral student Emily Burgess presents research at the 2024 Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting Aug. 4-9 in…
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UWRL Grad Student Research Informs First-in-Texas Freshwater Mussel Conservation
In 2022, UWRL graduate student Megan DiNicola and USU Professor Belize Lane began mapping 3D-printed replicas of…
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Ask an Expert — How Does Your Garden Grow? Tips for July 2024
It can be a challenge to keepgardensgrowing as temperatures heat up, soUtah State University Extension provides a…
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Blowing Smoke: New Metric Quantifies Wildfire Smoke Threat to Lakes
A team of researchers, including USU's Janice Brahney, has developed a new metric, the "lake-smoke day" to help…
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USU Scientists Part of National Project on Extreme Heat, Community Resilience
NIHHS recently funded two virtual centers of excellence — one of which includes researchers at USU — to promote…
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USU Plant and Agroclimate Scientist Elected to Leadership in American Society of Agronomy
Matt Yost was recently elected to serve on the American Society of Agronomy board.
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Ask an Expert — Hop into Action: Tips for Reducing Grasshopper Populations
Remember the overabundance of grasshoppers in Utah last year? Unfortunately, similar numbers are expected this year.…
