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More than 1,000 Tons of Plastic Rains into Western U.S. Protected Lands Annually
Microplastic particles and fibers spiral through the Earth system, accumulating even in protected wilderness areas…
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As Interest in Local Food Grows, Water Pollution Shouldn't
As a result of recent events, including the earthquake and coronavirus pandemic, more Utahns than ever are interested…
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Filling the Gap: Study Finds Carbon Emissions Globally Underestimated
Back in 2013 Matthias Koschorreck, a biologist in the Department of Lake Research at the Helmholtz Centre for…
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In Memoriam: Former Director of Utah Water Research Lab Dies from COVID-19
L. Douglas James died Friday, April 3.
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New Model Improves Management of Wetland, Floodplain and River Habitats
Wetlands, floodplains and aquatic habitats are some of Utah's most important ecosystems.
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USU Professor Discusses Threats to the Great Salt Lake
The Great Salt Lake is facing multiple threats that put ecosystems, economies and species at risk, said Wayne…
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USU Shines at American Water Works Association Scholarship Challenge
Utah State University engineering students recently won three of four scholarships from the American Water Works…
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USU Student Group Win Student Dam Model Competition
The USU student group proposed a tabletop model that would provide a hands-on education tool that is focused on…
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Robot Invasion: QCNR Helps High School Students Build and Test Submersible Robots
High school teacher Jill Kennedy prefers to go beyond books. She believes in encouraging her students to get their…
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Matt Yost Recognized for Early Career Research/Outreach on Utah's Water Use
Yost received the award at the society's annual meeting in San Antonio, Texas, along with a $2,000 prize.
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USU Students Take Third at National Wastewater Design Challenge
The team of undergraduates from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering took third place at the 2019…
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Nature's Classroom: Bringing the Outdoors into Learning
Getting your shoes wet is optional, a teacher shouted as an enthusiastic mob of fourth-graders moved past her,…