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Sometime in the next few years, the water level in Lake Powell may drop so low that it will be impossible for the lake’s dam to continue producing electricity.
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Cloud seeding can cause storm clouds to produce snow, increasing precipitation, states have been implementing this strategy for decades and Utah seeks to increase efforts.
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Scholars Jason Gilmore and Charles Rowling have argued that Trump has taken American exceptionalism and turned it on its head.
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Many of us will be having the experience of not only outliving our parents, but growing to ages they never saw, and living those years without their examples.
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A team of researchers noticed that as you go south along the Rockies, the number of black coated wolves will increase. But what does this have to do with the deadly canine distemper disease?
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"You save what you love. We have to fight with our brains and our hearts and our science, and we'll sacrifice to save it."
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PhD student at Utah State University's Department of Watershed Sciences Molly Blakowski reflects on the Great Salt Lake's future.
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Many of Joseph Smith's wives have been lost to history due to early secrecy and reluctance to discuss these marriages. Historian Todd Compton is trying to change that.
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Space Dynamics Laboratory built the deep-set radio now being used to help NASA learn about a type of orbit that allows for good communication with less energy.
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We’re doing a deep dive on dogs in art, and what that relationship means about dogs and humans alike.
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This flu season has already seen increased rates of contraction and severity. With holidays right around the corner, health care providers say to get your vaccine.
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Utah State University geologists say Australia’s K’gari Island formed during a time of rapid glacier melting, a process that eventually led to the formation of one of the world’s natural wonders: the Great Barrier Reef.