McKenzie Skiles, assistant professor of geography spoke with @theU to explain how dust from Utah’s West Desert caused the dirty deluge on Tuesday, April 18.
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Congratulations to the students from the College of Social and Behavioral Science who presented at the Fall 2022 Virtual Undergraduate Research Symposium.
The U’s Asia Center has received a grant from the Henry Luce Foundation to develop deeper expertise through a foundation-supported hire of a faculty member in the Dept of Geography focused on the nexus of health, environment and development.
Research suggests somewhere around 1% of natural gas wafts out of stovetops. Cooking or heating with natural gas releases potentially toxic compounds into the air.
At a forum titled “Gameplan to Remove Inappropriate Materials from Our Schools and Libraries,” a so-called patriot group announced plans to “go head-to-head” against the Pride event.
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