By Liz Ivkovich, Sustainability Office. A vast network of canals and levees has turned Florida’s watery Everglades into a landscape of farms and suburban homes. Tight regulations mandate how water […]
By: Liz Ivkovich, Sustainability Office. Tipping Point, def.: the critical point at which a change becomes unstoppable. Earth is undergoing an alarming series of changes due to human impacts. Warming […]
Celebrate sustainability leadership on campus by nominating yourself or a colleague for an Alta Sustainability Leadership Award. These Awards recognize excellence in leadership in the areas of campus as a […]
By: Bianca Greeff, Graduate Assistant. This year, International Mountain Day (December 11) arrived on the heels of Representative Jason Chaffetz (R) and Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski’s testimony to […]
By Dani Poirier, Environmental & Sustainability Studies student. Originally published on December 5, 2016. Nick Vincent, a University of Utah Environmental and Sustainability Studies student, has taken his passion […]
By: Liz Ivkovich, Sustainability Office On Tuesday Nov. 15, Dr. Andrew Richardson will present “Climate change, phenology, and ecosystem processes: what we are learning from the PhenoCam network” as part […]
By Katie Stevens, Blog Writing Intern. Near the Four Corners area in Southeastern Utah lies a vast area of beautiful country known as Bears Ears. Bears Ears is full of winding […]
By Liz Ivkovich, Sustainability Office This post is the second of our series highlighting the innovative research presented by the GCSC Seminar Series. Dr. Marc Parlange of the University of […]
By J. FitzLandry, Edible Campus Gardens Apprentice I met Kirstie Kandaris at the East entrance to the Marriott Library. We had spoken earlier in the week about meeting at the […]
By Eva Grimmer, Sustainability Office Intern On March 2, the Sustainability Office and Alta Ski Area teamed up to award deserving members of the University of Utah community with the […]
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