Headlines
January
Providing lessons in sustainable practices
Professor Bob Sievers receives 2008 ACS Astellas Award.
New Study Links Western Tree Mortality to Warming Temperatures, Water Stress
Down to Earth: Teaching for change
CU-Boulder Adjunct Professor Chuck Kutscher Wins Governor’s Renewable Energy Award
Three-Time Pulitzer Prize-winning NYT Columnist Thomas Friedman to Speak at CU-Boulder Feb. 16
2009 Rocky Mountain Sustainability Summit at CU-Boulder Aims for Campus Solutions
February
Al Gore’s Mission Impossible? 100% Clean Energy by 2020
New CU-Boulder Computer Cluster to Aid in Earth-Modeling Research
Catch a glimpse of seismic activity
UK’s CO2 plan ‘certain to fail’
Interest In Rainwater Harvesting Grows In Colorado
Track Ancient Hominids Across Landscape
Students find big savings in school energy audit
Western Author Tom McGuane to Receive Wallace Stegner Award From CU’s Center of the American West
Urban Development in an Era of Climate Change is Focus of New CU Symposium
Land use decision making as a driver of carbon sequestration at multiple scales: A Colorado case stu
Gov. Ritter Honors Life-Saving Impact of CU-Boulder Inhalable Vacci
Politics in the Guise of Pure Science
High Energy Prices & Low-Income Americans: Reducing the Risk of Unintended Injury
Environmental Studies Enrollment Soars
Maritime Shipping Makes Hefty Contribution To Harmful Air Pollution
March
Highest-Known Microbial Ecosystems on Earth Fueled by Volcanic Gases, Says CU-Boulder Study
CU’s Athenaeum program digs deeper
Boulder’s Kyoto goal still out of reach
Miles per hour: Boulder’s eGo CarShare rents cars to CU students short-term
Science Discovery presents a modern face to future scientists
CU-Boulder Striving to Produce Civically Engaged Graduates
Caught on camera: The Greenland tunnels that could speed ice melt
NOAA: Ninth Warmest February for Globe
A move toward bias-free science
Alum Liz Lokey Publishes New Book
Recycling goes extreme for awareness event at CU
Boulder Earth Hour - Turn off your lights!
New Literacy Guide Provides ‘Cliffs Notes’ On Climate System
CU’s 61st Annual Conference on World Affairs Offers Million-Dollar Conference to Public on a Shoestr
‘Extreme Ice’: Seeing is believing on glacial melting
CU-Boulder’s “University Fool” to Hold Court on April 1
Rocket Launches May Need Regulation to Prevent Ozone Depletion, Says New Study
April
Satellites Show Arctic Literally on Thin Ice
2008 Arctic Haze Linked to Faraway Wildfires, Agricultural Burning
Environmental Center Director’s Update
Air capture: The latest distraction?
Student Vote on Proposed Mandatory Student Bus Pass Fare Increase Set for April 6th-10th
Amphibian Conservation Events to be Held at CU-Boulder in April
Rise in dust storms spurs environmental fears
Ancient Greenland Ice Study of Methane May Be Good News for Planet, Says Study
May
CU Study of Boulder Creek Shows Link Between Water Flow, Nuisance Algae May 11, 2009
Melting Threat From West Antarctic Ice Sheet Less Than Expected But Could Hit U.S. Hardest
Space Littering Can Impact Earth’s Atmosphere
ENVS Student Accompanies Chancellor Phil Distefano
ENVS Student One of Four CU-Boulder Students to Win Boren Scholarships for International Study
Earth Science & Observation Center studies global environment
Interior department recognizes CU-Boulder for role in historic Colorado river shortage agreement
Melting Greenland ice may threaten Northeast
June
Online Oil Shale Report Released by CU’s Center of the American West
Online Course Will Help Teachers Introduce Climate Change To Middle, High School Classrooms
British Climate Act ‘failed before it started’
As forests die, questionable anxieties thrive
CU climate scientist, skeptic debate
Mixed Reviews, Dubious Prognosis for Obama
Carroll: Skeptical of climate alarmists
Jenny Adair wetlands earn their keep
ThinkSwiss Climate Trail at CU-Boulder
CU-Boulder Among Top 25 Alternative Energy Research Institutions
Sarah Krakoff Appointed Associate Dean at Law School
July
Tom Yulsman wins Journalism School Award
CU-Boulder Awarded $42 Million by NASA for Design and Construction of Instrument to Measure Solar Ra
Innovative seed grants give life to bold ideas
NASA, CU-Boulder Airborne Expedition Chases Arctic Sea Ice Questions
SmartGrid program likely to get federal boost
Future of Western Water Supply Threatened by Climate Change, Says New CU-Boulder Study
Committee recommends allowing GMO beets
CU-Boulder adds to ‘green’ accolades with new energy institute
Noise Pollution Negatively Affects Woodland Bird Communities, According to CU-Boulder Study
August
Wind and Solar Electricity: Challenges and Opportunities
Power Plants Help Scientists Track Urban Pollution—From Space
It’s Dumpster-diving season in Boulder
Gov. Bill Ritter to Kick Off Inaugural Symposium for New Colorado Wind Research Center Aug. 14
CU-Boulder nixes Styrofoam at University Memorial Center
Scientists, Volunteers to Assess Water Quality Throughout Rocky Mountain National Park August 19
You Say “Solution,” I Say “Pollution”
CEES and Professor Krakoff receive CU Energy Initiative Seed Grant for American Indian Tribes, Clima
CEES and Professor Boyd Assist Governors’ Climate and Forests Task Force with 2009 Reduced Emi
Sierra Magazine Names America’s Top 20 “Coolest” Schools
Two CU-Boulder Students Plant 20-Acre Organic Farm in Boulder as a Summer Job
International Greenland Ice Coring Effort Sets New Drilling Record in 2009
‘Ralphie’s Green Stampede’ to Cover All CU Competitive Sports This Year
ENVS Instructor Dale Miller’s House Featured in Magazine
September
Solar panels illuminate climate change researcher’s work at the CU Mountain Research Station
Long-Term Cooling Trend in Arctic Abruptly Reverses, Signaling Potential for Sea Rise
CU-Boulder Unmanned Aircraft Buzz Over Gigantic Holes in Antarctic Sea Ice
Climate change gets down to eARTh
CU-Boulder Team Identifies ‘DNA Barcodes’ to Monitor Illegal Trading of Wildlife Products
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