September 17 | 3-4:30 pm
ECC 205-207, Logan, UT
We are hosting an open house for researchers and students interested in knowing more about the Institute on Tuesday, September 17 at 3:00 p.m. in ECC 205/207 on the Logan campus. Come learn about past projects and what we have planned for this year. We would love to meet you!
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We envision a Utah that values its shared resources to provide a high quality of life for its citizens. We guide policy by connecting decision-makers with high-quality research.
Now that we are officially reaching the end of summer, I am frequently asked how the Great Salt Lake has fared so far this year. The answer is a mixed bag. We are better than we have been in the prior few years but still well below historical averages.
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Last week, I kicked off my first semester as a Master of Natural Resources student by participating in a Colorado River Science fieldwork class led by Dr. Terry Dial from Utah State’s Moab campus. A mixed group of undergraduate and graduate students spent...
More than half of the respondents are very concerned about drought/lack of water, poor air quality, and the drying of Great Salt Lake. View the full report or download the pdf version.
By understanding more of the nuances of Utah’s unique landscapes, geography, resources, and challenges, all of us can make wiser choices.
