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The "I Love NU" Advocacy Day is 2 to 5 p.m. March 6 at the Nebraska State Capitol. The event is free and open to the public.

Nebraska Climate Strike set for Sept. 20

September 16, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Analysis finds U.S. ecosystems shifting hundreds of miles north

June 24, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

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Sustainability is the focus of "Earthstock," a month-long event organized by ASUN. The "Earthstock" events open April 2.

Climate Conversations conference is March 30

March 20, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

A new project led by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will help high school students in Nebraska develop climate literacy.

Shulski, Hayes assist with national climate assessment

December 14, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Andrea Basche, University of Nebraska–Lincoln assistant professor of agronomy and horticulture.

Basche talks soil fates on NPR's Science Friday

October 2, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

115 years of data reveal longer U.S. growing season, temp trends

June 29, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

A life-sized display of Archie, a Columbian mammoth, is on display at the University of Nebraska State Museum in Morrill Hall. A new study suggests that such massive mammals were much more likely than their smaller counterparts to go extinct in regions occupied by ancient humans.

Unprecedented wave of large-mammal extinctions linked to ancient humans

April 19, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Study: Climate effects on ag yields vary by location, crop

March 22, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Climate change is expected to reduce the nesting space of the sharp-tailed grouse, according to a recent study by researchers at Nebraska.

Higher temperatures likely to affect sharp-tailed grouse, study finds

February 13, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

How do atmospheric shifts affect soil-dwelling microbes?

November 17, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

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Cutline: Whooping cranes feast in a field near Kearney during their spring migration in 2016. The bird at right wears a green band, signaling he has been tagged and is being tracked by researchers in the United States.

Study: Climate change affecting whooping cranes' migration patterns

September 29, 2017

Science & Technology

Nebraska-led project aims to boost climate literacy

September 14, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology