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National Trash: Reducing Waste Produced in U.S. National Parks
When you think of national parks, you might picture the vast plateaus of the Grand Canyon, the intricate wetlands of…
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Biting Backfire: Some Mosquitoes Actually Benefit from Pesticide Application
The common perception that pesticides reduce or eliminate target insect species may not always hold.
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USU Researchers Featured in BBC Video on Trees in Yosemite
Jim Lutz and his colleagues have been studying the sprouting, growth and death of all of the trees specified sites in…
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Water is Focal Point at USU's Research Landscapes Talk in Salt Lake City
Utah is experiencing an explosion in population and a changing economy. These conditions are transforming the way the…
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USU Uintah Basin Partners with Local Industry to Solve Air Quality Issues
Bingham Research Center Receives Environmental Award from Vernal Chamber of Commerce.
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Coldwater Fishing in a Warming Climate
Anglers Adapting in the Yellowstone River Watershed
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Politics, Power and Rivers - Historic Mining in the Rural West
Even in the late 1800s, most mining operators knew exactly what they were reaping on local rivers, said author…
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USU Student Group Wins Third Place in National Stormwater Challenge
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that a group of students from Utah State University…
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USU Chemist Receives Grant to Study Contaminants in Wasatch Snowpack
Presidential Doctoral Research Fellow Jeffrey Perala-Dewey honored by American Alpine Club
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Climate History in Tree Rings Builds Understanding of Climate Future
Knowledge of the past is crucial for adaptation in the future, and research from an ecologist at Utah State…
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The Early Bird Gets the Protein Despite a Changing Climate
When millions of geese descend from the warm winds carrying them north along the Pacific coast to Alaska, they are…
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Focusing the Heat: Extreme Weather Risk Perception in the United States
Heat waves are more dangerous than tornadoes, statistically.