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| What is black carbon? The latest way humans are causing changes in Antarctica | here are few places on Earth that humans haven't mucked up with the that comes from our 鈥 |
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| Epic Floods in Pacific Northwest Revive a Long-Running Dispute Over How to Manage a River | In November, when a string of catastrophic storms hit the Pacific Northwest, the Nooksack River flooded, submerging farming communities in both the US and Canada. Cows were swept away, and farmers raced to save them on boats and jet skis. By the time the waters subsided, thousands of farmers and鈥 |
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| Swinomish Tribe wants to resurrect U.S. clam gardening | The practice of clam gardening is thousands of years old, but Indigenous communities likely haven鈥檛 built a clam garden in the Pacific Northwest in modern times , said , a member of the鈥 |
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| The world's oldest trees | 草榴社区 Professor of Environmental Science Andy Bunn and his research into bristlecone pine trees - the longest-lived trees on the planet - was featured yesterday on CBS' Sunday Morning. |
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| What toll did recent flooding take on Whatcom鈥檚 salmon? | Salmon may live underwater, but they are not immune to damage from the flooding that has inundated Whatcom County in recent days, according to local salmon experts and advocates. 鈥淪almon are adapted to high flows, and it鈥檚 actually a pretty important part of their life cycle,鈥 said James鈥 |
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| 草榴社区鈥檚 Alia Khan Receives $1.2 million CAREER Grant from the NSF to Continue Research in the Antarctic and the Cascades | |||
| Research Recap for Oct. 1: 草榴社区 gets a new Germanium detector, and inside the life of the pinto abalone | |||
| Research Recap for Sept. 24 | |||
| Meet Western's newest NOAA Hollings scholar, Madison Gard | |||
| Huxley's new Data Science certificate program gives grads more tools to compete in the job market |