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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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The common perception that pesticides reduce or eliminate target insect species may not always hold.
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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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Utah is experiencing an explosion in population and a changing economy. These conditions are transforming the way the…
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Bingham Research Center Receives Environmental Award from Vernal Chamber of Commerce.
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Anglers Adapting in the Yellowstone River Watershed
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Even in the late 1800s, most mining operators knew exactly what they were reaping on local rivers, said author…
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The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that a group of students from Utah State University…
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Presidential Doctoral Research Fellow Jeffrey Perala-Dewey honored by American Alpine Club
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Knowledge of the past is crucial for adaptation in the future, and research from an ecologist at Utah State…
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When millions of geese descend from the warm winds carrying them north along the Pacific coast to Alaska, they are…
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Heat waves are more dangerous than tornadoes, statistically.
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A recent visit to Utah State University by top administrators from National Chung Hsing University (NCHU) was an…