Following is a chronological list of news articles relating to sustainability.
Rock Doc column
New ice cores reveal more about past climate change
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PULLMAN, Wash. - Late in the last century scientists published reams of data about Earth’s climate derived from ice cores taken from Greenland and Antarctic glaciers. By drilling down [more]
Hydrogen-power first (video)
Unique unmanned aerial vehicle takes flight
PULLMAN, Wash. - Test flights of a battery-powered version of what's intended to be the world's first university-built, liquid hydrogen-powered airplane have been conducted by students at WSU.[more]
Efficient, sustainable livestock
Animal sciences prof wins regional teaching award
PULLMAN, Wash. – Animal sciences professor Kristen Johnson has won the 2013 Distinguished Teaching Award for the western region of the American Society of Animal Science[more]
Alternative jet fuels
WSU exhibit to open at Paris Air Show
PARIS - When the 50th International Paris Air Show gets under way June 17, representatives from WSU will be here to promote the university's expertise in developing viable alternative jet fuels[more]
Pear, apple, almond, cherry
WSU scientists make genomes available for research
PULLMAN, Wash. - Anyone who has bought a hard pear at the supermarket can probably attest to the fruit's unpredictable ripening process. But that unpredictability, one of the [more]
July 10 - Economic, environmental solution
Field day showcases anaerobic digestion technologies
LYNDEN, Wash. - Anaerobic digestion, a biological process of breaking down organic waste material, and a suite of new tools that add value to the process will be featured during a WSU field day on Wednesday, July 10, near Lynden, Wash.
[more]Aug. 12-14
Registration open for quinoa research symposium
PULLMAN, Wash. – Online registration for the 2013 International Quinoa Research Symposium hosted at Washington State University Aug. 12-14 is now available through July 10.
[more]Saving, diversifying honey bees
WSU researchers preparing bee semen bank
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PULLMAN, Wash. - WSU researchers are preparing to use liquid nitrogen to create a frozen semen bank from select U.S. and European honey bee colonies.[more]
Imagine Tomorrow
Sophisticated solutions to tough energy challenges
PULLMAN, Wash. - Competition at the sixth annual Imagine Tomorrow event was the toughest to date, as 9th-12th graders from three states showcased sophisticated ideas for energy sustainability.[more]
Every Wednesday
WSU organic produce for sale on Terrell Mall
PULLMAN, Wash. - Fresh-picked produce from the WSU organic farm will be for sale on Terrell Mall 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesdays May-early October.[more]
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