Durango Herald: Darrin Parmenter, the Western Region director with Colorado State University Extension, said he does not put a lot of stock in the forecasts. He hasn’t put a shovel in the ground in several days, he said, but he …
Spokesman Review: The results of a 20-year study in Yellowstone, recently published by Colorado State University researchers Tom Hobbs and David Cooper, propose some of the earlier research and articles coming to such conclusions were “excessive simplifications of a more …
Colorado Public Radio: Sybil Sharvelle, a CSU professor of civil and environmental engineering, spoke to Colorado Public Radio about graywater laws in Colorado.
Earth.com: Colorado State University researchers have led a landmark genetic study, casting light on the bee’s drastic decline. The findings mark a critical step towards reviving this endangered pollinator.
Martha Stewart: As the name implies, trailing fuchsia (Fuchsia procumbens) is a trailing plant that shows off pendulous flowers in colors of oranges, greens, pink, purples, or red. “It blooms from June to October. It is great for hanging baskets, …
Earth.com: Colorado State University‘s Dr. Patrick Keys, an expert in climate and social change, has teamed up with water scientists and artists for a unique project.
Good Housekeeping: It turns out that inflammaging is a risk factor for cardiovascular diseases, kidney disease, diabetes, cancer, depression and dementia. “The rise in rates of these conditions are the by-products of a longer life span,” says Nicole Ehrhart, V.M.D., the director of …
Popular Science: The paper, led by Colorado State University Assistant Professor Patrick Keys, asked international experts in global water topics to analyze research he and his team compiled about the ways humans may be impacting atmospheric water cycles today and …
Newsweek: Colorado State University and Tropical Storm Risk (TSR), which issue Spring forecasts for the number of hurricanes and named storms each year, are both predicting there will be 11 Atlantic hurricanes in the 2024 season. CSU said this year …
Russia Today: A vessel similar to the one that hit the Key Bridge “would eat through this in a second,” said Hussam Mahmoud, a Colorado State University engineering professor.
