CAS Director Nancy Huntly will discuss the Fourth National Climate Assessment during the session on Friday, March 22, in Shepherd Union, Room 404
Extreme heat poses a growing threat to human health. New research by Peter Howe and colleagues shows that perceptions vary among vulnerable populations, and detailed results of perception studies can provide insights for targeted risk reduction policies.
Haight and his host (CAS co-PI) Sasha Reed published work on seed bank community and soil texture relationships
The team used a survey tool to identify key bottlenecks to making work more reproducible.
CAS Co-PI Patrick Belmont and other USU faculty bring attention to USU's carbon footprint
CAS students will host an event at the Logan Public Library at 7 p.m. in the Jim Bridger Room. The Fourth National Climate Assessment will be introduced, along with breakout discussions on topics relevant to Cache Valley. Family-friendly, light refreshments provided.
Emily Wilkins and colleagues publish their findings in PLoS ONE
Acting Director, USDA Southwest Climate Hub Water Resources, Agriculture, & Climate Change
The team reviews how animals move large amounts of carbon across landscapes.
Cohort 1 and their fire paper are featured in Utah State Today.