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Published July 14, 2021 at 6:59 PM MDT Listen • 4:36 Courtesy of Utah Fire Info Twitter Utah fire officials are encouraged by the season’s latest trend — recent wildfire activity has been light. This story and more in Wednesday evening's news brief. Wednesday evening, July 14, 2021 State Some Good Wildfire News Utah fire officials are encouraged by the season’s latest trend — recent wildfire activity has been light. In fact, there have been fewer fires in the past two weeks than during the same period in 2019 and 2020. There were 35 new starts last wee...

Record heat combined with drought conditions have Utah Climate Center forecaster Jon Meyer and his colleagues crossing their “fingers, toes, eyes and whatever else” in hopes that normal precipitation levels return to the region in the second half of 2021 and beyond. “While we can’t say how much precipitation we need to get out the drought, the general thinking when looking at reservoir levels, soil moisture conditions, and streamflow is that we need something like three average years of precipitation in a row across the state to get back to normal water resources,” Me...

Updated Findings of COVID-19 Impact on Biopharmaceutical Industry & CRO Outsourcing Report 2021 Survey Quantifies Current and Expected impact of COVID-19 on Clinical Development and CRO Outsourcing and Changes Since 2020 Menlo Park, CA, May 25, 2021 --(PR.com)-- Life Science Strategy Group (LSSG), the leading strategic consulting firm to the CRO industry, is pleased to announce the launch of its new syndicated report, COVID-19 Impact on the Biopharmaceutical Industry and CRO Outsourcing – 2021 Update. This updated study with 120 biopharmaceutical industry clinical development outsourcing ...

How climate change is affecting Utah's birds Have you noticed fewer birds in your neighborhood? The National Audubon Society says climate change is affecting how many birds are surviving and where they’re going. By: Brian Champagne and last updated 2021-04-25 22:43:11-04 PROVIDENCE, Utah — Have you noticed fewer birds in your neighborhood? The National Audubon Society says climate change is affecting how many birds are surviving and where they’re going. The banks of an irrigation canal in Providence, Utah are a popular spot for all kinds of birds, including duck...

Snowfall in the West indicates 20-year drought will persist and intensify April 15, 2021 Researchers with the University of Colorado work on the 2019 snow survey in the Green Lakes Valley, which includes the Arikaree Glacier and provides a substantial portion of the water supply for Boulder, Colorado. (Photo by Michael Kodas/Inside Climate News) Sparse monsoon rainfall last summer and spotty snowfall this winter have combined to dramatically worsen the drought across the West in the past year, and spring snowmelt won’t bring much relief. Critical April 1 measurements of snow accumulations ...