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Capturing Carbon in Savannas: New Research Examines Role of Grasses for Controlling Climate Change
New research from a team led by USU's Young Zhou shows that, in addition to trees, humble grasses also play an…
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In the Treetops: USU Ecology Doctoral Student Studies Canopy Soil Abundance, Chemistry
USU ecologist Jessica Murray is among researchers unraveling mysteries of the dense, mossy humus that provides rich…
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Statewide Poll Identifies Utahns' Top Environmental Concerns
The 2023 Utah People and the Environment Poll surveyed residents across the state to determine attitudes and…
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USU Art Museum Opens New Exhibition Featuring Artists Who Respond to Fire in the West
A comprehensive story of wildfire in the West is the subject of a new exhibit at the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of…
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Thirsty Roots: Identifying Plant Winners, Losers Under Changing Climate
Climate change means more than just hotter summers — shifting patterns in the global system are changing how rain is…
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Black Is The New Green: Exploring Biochar's Potential to Moderate Wildfire, Store Carbon
An emerging tool, biochar, shows potential to benefit both forest and the greater ecosystem.
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Branching Out: Forestry Club Hosts National Leadership at Annual Meeting
After a two-year hiatus, the USU student section of the Society of American Foresters is getting back to its live roots.
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Year of Intense Wildfires in Nepal May Help Scientists Predict Future Blazes
In Nepal, the spring of 2021 delivered a harsh and hot vision of the future under continued climate warming.
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USU Professor Helps Agencies Mitigate Wildfire Effects & Protect Water Sources
By measuring and analyzing changes in streamflow and sediment fluxes over time, Assistant Professor Belize Lane is…
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Human Activities May Have Boosted the West's 'Precipitation Roller Coaster'
A new report suggests the 2021 extreme "precipitation roller coaster" event that affected California and Utah is…