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This holiday season brings surprising news about your Christmas tree. Scientists just discovered that globally, trees growing in wetter regions are more

Scientists flip the script, revealing trees in wetter regions are more sensitive to drought. This holiday season brings surprising news about your Christmas tree. Scientists just discovered that globally, trees growing in wetter regions are more sensitive to drought. That means if your tree hails

A new study reveals a surprise: Trees growing in wetter regions are more sensitive to drought, researchers find.

The Chesapeake Bay Foundation partners with Virginia Beach Public Schools to offer local upperclassmen unique opportunity with Environmental Studies Program.

(Des Moines) Iowans can expect more extreme weather like the 2012 drought thanks to changes in the climate caused by greenhouse gases.  That’s according to a statewide group of Iowa scientists who believe that Iowans should act now to reduce economic costs due to climate change “In a warmer climate, wet years get wetter and…

The Stolen Waters Summit, held at the University of Montana, brought together prominent voices to resist colonial projects that oppose Indigenous relationships to water. Speakers from across the Missouri, Columbia,

Read about recent Jayhawk faculty and staff achievements

The latest news and information for the University of Kansas.

UO biologists test cover crops as an alternative to bare ground for the increasingly popular nut