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Can Salmon Eat Their Way Out of Climate Change?

By 
Kat Kerlin
 December 10, 2019
  • Environment
  • Human & Animal Health
Ellen Caminiti at an exhibit her student group organized

Detoured Student Offers Inspiration to Fellow Grads

By 
Julia Ann Easley
 December 9, 2019
  • Student Life
  • University
  • Environment
Big Brown bat on tree

Bats May Benefit From Wildfire

By 
Kat Kerlin
 December 5, 2019
  • Environment
  • Food & Agriculture
Greenland ice meets land

Outlook for the Polar Regions in a 2 Degrees Warmer World

By 
Kat Kerlin
 December 4, 2019
  • Environment
Man sprays tea field for vermin

DDT Linked to Higher Risk of Diabetes Among Asian Indian Immigrants to U.S.

By 
Kat Kerlin
 November 20, 2019
  • Human & Animal Health
  • Environment
  • Human & Animal Health
A purple and blue bus reads: Proterra Catalyst battery electric.

Causeway Connection Schedule Is Adjusted in Response to Feedback

By 
Cody Kitaura
 November 19, 2019
  • University
  • Environment
Diver in Chile prepares to enter kelp forest

How Giant Kelp May Respond to Climate Change

By 
Kat Kerlin
 November 13, 2019
  • Environment
Woman walks past wastewater treatment plant tank.

Going Behind the Scenes on Facilities Tour

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Cody Kitaura/Dateline
 November 12, 2019
  • University
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Female ecologist plants sugar pine seedling in Tahoe National Forest

The Survivors: Sugar Pine Trees and the Future Forest

By 
Kat Kerlin
 November 7, 2019
  • Environment
  • Food & Agriculture
Adult male ribbon seal laying on ice

Melting Arctic Sea Ice Linked to Emergence of Deadly Virus in Marine Mammals

By 
Kristin Burns
 November 7, 2019
  • Human & Animal Health
  • Environment
rear view of kids in classroom raising hands

Are Students Getting Enough Air?

By 
Ali Loge
 November 5, 2019
  • Human & Animal Health
  • Environment
A thermometer in the foreground with a suited man at a computer in the background

Extreme Heat Impacts Firms’ Stock Value, Study Finds

By 
Julia Ann Easley and Steven Wilson
 November 4, 2019
  • Environment
  • Society, Arts & Culture
A bicyclist passes by Lake Spafford.

Arboretum Waterway Is Cyanotoxin-Free Again

By 
Dateline Staff
 November 1, 2019
  • University
  • Environment
A blunt-nosed leopard lizard on the ground.

Detection Dogs and DNA on the Trail of Endangered Lizards

By 
Kat Kerlin
 October 30, 2019
  • Human & Animal Health
  • Environment
  • Science & Technology
Wildfire

Climate Change Experts: Wildfire, Smoke and Air Quality

By 
Kat Kerlin
 October 24, 2019
  • Environment
  • Human & Animal Health

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