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Atmospheric Villain: Tracking Wildfire Smoke Is the Topic for USU's Olsen Lecture March 6
Wildfire smoke can linger in communities long after the initial blaze and potentially cause health problems,…
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ILWA Welcomes Stephanie Frohman as New Associate Director
ILWA has announced the appointment of Stephanie Frohman as its new associate director.
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Blazing Trails: New Outdoor Recreation Plan Built With USU Support
Utah's first ever Outdoor Recreation Strategic Plan was released Friday at the Utah State Capitol.
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Active Transportation Options in Utah the Focus at Latest Research Landscapes
New ideas are showing how canals can provide even more benefits, as discussed in the latest Research Landscapes.
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New Research Finds That Dust in Atmosphere is Feeding Algae in Mountain Lakes
A team from USU has published research showing how algae growth is connected to atmospheric dust — changes in which…
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Banff Film & Book Festival Hosted by USU Outdoor Programs Returns
The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour is returning to Logan this winter.
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USU-Inspired Labyrinth Weir Takes Shape at California's Isabella Dam
A zigzag weir on a dam spillway developed by the Utah Water Research Laboratory is becoming concrete reality in…
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New Research Documents Bottom Trawling as Major Source of Carbon Added to Atmosphere
Bottom trawling — dragging heavy fishing nets across the ocean floor — can trigger significant atmospheric carbon…
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Strike Team: No Single Solution Will Cure Great Salt Lake
The Great Salt Lake Strike Team shared data and insights to help decision-makers during the 2024 General Legislative…
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Latest National Climate Report Taps Expertise of Two QCNR Faculty
Two USU researchers are authors in the Fifth National Climate Assessment, released this week by the Biden-Harris…
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Bear Lake Research Project Grant Recipients Announced
More than $150,000 in grant funding was awarded to 11 different projects at The Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for…
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Putting Water Year 2023 in Context: Caution, Conservation Still Best for the West
Historical data shows that despite an unusually good water year, the West isn't out of the woods yet.