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| Inside Environmental Science's Spring Field Camp | |||
| Antarctica鈥檚 Pretty Pink Snow Is Brought to You By Algae and Penguin Poop | 鈥淪now algae have an interesting life cycle, with the ability to modify their pigmentation in order to adapt to changing seasons and environmental conditions,鈥 says Alia Khan, an assistant professor in environmental sciences at Western Washington University. The algae is green during its鈥 |
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| 草榴社区 partners with South Seattle youth for 'Creating Environmental Hope' event March 3 | |||
| New Sulkin STEM Inclusion Science Odyssey Project to help promote diversity in new undergraduate major | |||
| Gigi Berardi to keynote Sustainable Connections鈥 annual 鈥淔arm to Table Trade Meeting鈥 | |||
| Concrete students get immersed in mountain science at Snow School | Snow School instructors Olivia Finley (center) and Vivien Zoller, both students at Western Washington University鈥檚 Huxley College of the Environment, taught Concrete eighth-graders Feb. 14 about algae that live in the snow and how to collect samples for research. |
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| Western Named a 2019-20 Top Producer for Prestigious Fulbright Scholarships | |||
| How Academic Science Gave Its Soul to the Publishing Industry | America鈥檚 globally preeminent university research enterprise is constructed on two bedrock principles of self-governance. The first is autonomy: academic scientists should be left free to determine their own research agendas. The second is internal accountability: the quality of academic science鈥 |
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| Trump Might Do Something Genuinely Good for Science | In December, in the midst of the political wrangling associated with President Trump鈥檚 impeachment, a gave me hope. According to it, Trump鈥檚 administration was working on an executive order that would require鈥 |
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| Pair of Western Graduate Students Awarded Northwest Climate Center Research Fellowships |