By Jenna Peneueta-Snyder North Dakota is the reported blizzard capital of the United States. With global temperatures on the rise, what does this mean for the future of potential blizzards in the Northern Great Plains? Dr. Aaron Kennedy, CRCS co-lead and Assistant Professor of Atmospheric Sciences at UND, presented, “Identifying Northern Great Plains Blizzards in […]
By: Ashley Rone Wetlands are a crucial part of the natural environment that provide a habitat to animals and plants, improve water quality, and reduce flood potential. The loss of wetlands changes stream and river chemistry and can alter the way ecosystems function. The decrease in water leads to an increase in pollutants that are […]
Northern Plains Weather/Climate Product, Service, and User Engagement Workshop Post Views: 8
By Jenna Peneueta-Snyder Hopped up on Science is a monthly STEM café organized by Dr. Aaron Kennedy, CRCS co-lead and Assistant Professor of Atmospheric Sciences at UND. Hosted by Half Brothers Brewing Company in downtown Grand Forks, the cafés meet during the academic year and feature presenters from various disciplines. This gives the community a […]
The Soil Science Imperative: (Nature) Post Views: 0
How Nature Can Help Heal our Planet: (Nature) Post Views: 0
Wang, N., X. Zhang, X. Chu (2019): New Model for Simulating Hydrologic Processes under Influence of Surface Depressions. ASCE https://doi.org/10.1061/(ASCE)HE.1943-5584.0001772 Post Views: 0
By Ashley Rone Water supply research predictions are essential for agriculture, recreational, and environmental tasks in North Dakota. North Dakota’s unique climate is important for water security research conducted on snowmelt fluctuations in freezing temperatures. The information collected from macro-hydrological models helps identify dependable water supplies in the state and other similar geographical regions. North […]
Brevik, E. C., L. Pereg, P. Pereira, J. J. Steffan, L. C. Burgess, C. I. Gedeone (2019): Shelter, clothing, and fuel: Often overlooked links between soils, ecosystem services, and human health, Science of the Total Environment, Volume 651, Part 1, 15 February 2019, Pages 134-14, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2018.09.158 Post Views: 0
McFeely: Fargo will be more like South Sioux City, Neb., if climate change isn’t addressed (Inforum) Post Views: 0
