Climate Change

"Time to Think Small" examines ways we can leverage the growing power of smartphones and other technologies to protect threatened species, reduce the risk from climate change and stop ocean plastic.

Third District Court Judge Honorable Robert Faust issued a ruling in favor of the state, dismissing the Utah youth climate case.

A group of youth filed a constitutional climate case against the state of Utah in March. Oral arguments were presented on Friday, Nov. 4 as to why or why not the case should proceed to trial.

Cities in the arid Southwest are investing in water reuse technology, keeping more water in the system and bolstering drinking supplies in an area hit hard by drought.

A recent report says that the Colorado River is America’s most endangered. Today we’ll talk with reporter Alex Hager.

The orange and black migratory monarch butterfly population has dropped 95% from the 1980s to 2020.

In her new book, Jessica Fanzo explores how in the context of the broad global trends of population growth, climate crisis and inequitable food availability, food systems need to be re-oriented to ensure they can produce enough food to nourish the world.

We're joined by William Anderegg, Associate Professor in the University of Utah School Of Biological Sciences, to discuss the effects of threats, including climate change and drought, on trees and forests.

In light of Earth Day, it's important to discuss climate change and how to adapt to it. A group of students at USU are looking at adapting agriculture and livestock in Cache Valley.

On this episode we discuss climate change with Eugene Linden, and talk about his new book Fire and Flood.