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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.
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Yards that Give More than they Take with Kelly Kopp at USU Research Landscapes March 2
Kopp, professor and Extension specialist of water conservation and turfgrass, will walk participants through the…
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Dousing the Flames: USU Investigates how Wildfires Impact Utah's Water Supply Reservoirs
USU researchers found that the predicted rate of water storage loss in Utah's reservoirs does not include sediment…
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Arctic Stew: Understanding How High-Latitude Lakes Respond to and Affect Climate Change
New research from Soren Brothers details how lakes in Nunavut could have a big impact on carbon dioxide levels in the…
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High and Dry: USU Math and Statistics Scholar Develops Model to Predict Soil Moisture
Peak Summer Research Fellow and URCO grant recipient Ethan Ancell is among Aggies presenting to state legislators…
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Marine Bacteria in Drug Discovery Topic for USU's Olsen Lecture Jan. 27
Marine research chemist William Fenical of UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography is featured speaker for…
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Decisions Downstream: New Art-Science Exhibit Offers Insights into Watershed Connections
The exhibit, called Decisions Downstream, will be on display at the Natural History Museum of Utah in Salt Lake City…
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Climate Change and Public Lands: Can Scientists, Land Managers and Policy Makers Join Forces?
How is climate change affecting public lands and what are land management agencies doing about it?
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The Colorado River's Water Supply is Predictable Owing to Long-Term Ocean Memory
A team of scientists at Utah State University has developed a new tool to forecast drought and water flow in the…
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USU Anthropologists Receive Funding to Study Water Heritage in the Mountain West
Molly Boeka Cannon and Anna Cohen, anthropology faculty at Utah State University, received $217,000 in grant funding…
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USU Biological Engineering Researchers Get $1.9M DOE Grant
Researchers in USU's Department of Biological Engineering are developing a technology that turns
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USU Team Awarded $1.1M for Critical Zone Research
The Critical Zone, loosely defined as the region of the Earth between the tree tops and the bottom of groundwater,…