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What past global warming reveals about future rainfall
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“Proxies” in geologic record show rainfall was more intense, but less regular during the Paleogene
Read MoreLake levels remain low, yet salinity still close to healthy targets
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Annual Strike Team report outlines new dust-mitigation strategies, successes in controlling salinity and fresh projections on GSL’s direction
Read MoreOnly cowbirds sing the watery blues
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A biologist, a physicist and a psychologist walk into a lab …
Read MoreSRI Sister Program ‘Caps’ Undergrad Research Experience
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SRI-CAP a bridge for students to establish and translate newfound research skills in STEM careers
Read MoreHumans of the U: David Pace
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Humans of the U: David Pace December 8, 2025 Above: David Pace. […]
Read MoreKatherine Freese headlines Frontiers of Science
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Bumper crop of astro-physicist enthusiasts hung on the speaker’s every word under skies dominated by the Super Moon
Read MoreWhen Disciplines Coalesce: Environmental Science Reimagined
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When Disciplines Coalesce: Environmental Science Reimagined December 5, 2025 Above: photo credits, […]
Read MoreHow scholarships translate to student excellence
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Biology majors Nathan Patchen and Isabella Scalise know a thing or two about the value of a scholarship
Read MoreMapping the Great Salt Lake’s Dust Hotspots
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Reality check to agencies considering such proposals as a way to stave off climate change
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