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It’s finally reached that point in the semester — the time when the focus of students shifts from midterms and essays to sandy beaches and abundant sunshine. Spring break provides […]
The American grizzly bear has become a shining jewel of conservation and ecological recovery. The bruins have made the arduous journey from being nearly extinct in the contiguous United States […]
In 2016, the cost of implementing clean energy, such as wind, solar and geothermal energy, began to rival that of fossil-fuels, combating the idea that clean energy measures are not […]
National organization to collaborate with UI Sustainability Center While most students would probably say they support sustainability, it’s often harder to find people who consistently put the ideas into practice. […]
VandalStore manager prioritizes inclusivity, welcoming environment Jesus Zamora was in a pinch. While on a trip to Seattle last semester to tour Boeing with the Hispanic Business Student Association, four […]
UI students turn passion for fire ecology into practice Although fighting fires, surveying land and conducting prescribed burnings aren’t routine parts of most students’ summers, Kyle Swanstrom and Ryan Simler […]
Mild winter may lead to fire, water problems Although the groundhog saw his shadow Monday and predicted six more weeks of winter, John Abatzoglou, climatologist and University of Idaho professor, […]
Maxwell Boykoff, author of “Who Speaks for the Climate?” and expert on the media’s role in public perceptions of climate change, spoke about the struggles of reporting on climate change […]
Anyone who listens to the news or watches it on TV has at heard the words “tar sands” and the “Keystone XL pipeline” thrown around, but many still do not […]
You always get something out of everything you do in life. When it comes to my job, I was really surprised I got it in the first place. I went […]