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University of Idaho faculty members have created a team of climate change researchers with diverse expertise to study these issues and provoke discussion on the UI campus.
Two former members of Congress, one republican and one democrat, spoke about bipartisan solutions to global climate change Wednesday evening in the courtroom of University of Idaho’s College of Law.
In 1948, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt visited the University of Idaho to lecture on war and peace. This lecture was the first Borah Symposium. This year, for the first time […]
Nicole Xiao, sophomore at Moscow High School, emphasized the importance of small changes making a big difference at the Climate Crisis Walkout Friday. Climate Crisis Walkouts happened all over the […]
No person under 43 years old has experienced a single year on Earth with “normal” temperatures. New York Times climate reporter Kendra Pierre-Louis said 1976 was the last year Earth […]
Severe inclement weather has almost become a norm these days. From polar vortexes to record-breaking heat waves, the evidence is there and most scientists agree — climate change is real […]
Climate change: a harsh topic that most wouldn’t dare to bring up at the dinner table. That’s not the case, however, with Dana Brizee. We talk about politics as if […]
Climate change is real. Scientifically, we have known that for a while. However, these changes are happening quicker than we ever thought possible.
Climate change is an existential threat to our species according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. They have put the metaphorical dooms-day clock at 2 minutes to midnight. It […]