WalletHub: The multiple challenges low-income families face are a direct result of insufficient resources to meet basic human needs and the attendant chronic stress that results. -Elizabeth Kiehne – Ph.D., MSW, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work and David Macphee …
Inverse: “There’s this big push within health and wellness that sitting is always bad for your body, that being a couch potato is not good,” study co-author Aga Burzynska says. Burzynska is a professor in the Colorado State University Department …
Food Dive: Keith Belk, head of Colorado State University’s animal sciences department, said there’s been a “huge increase” in the rate of development of those technologies, both in the U.S. and abroad.
Time: Early predictions for the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season published by meteorologists at Colorado State University suggest there is a 6 in 10 chance that the season will be very strong or above average.
Fast Company: It really depends on what your living space is like, how much you cook, where you live, and how much pollution you’re normally exposed to, says Delphine Farmer, an associate professor of chemistry at Colorado State University who studies …
Healio: “Up until now, most studies have examined the impairments associated with sleep and circadian disruption,” Josiane L. Broussard, PhD, assistant professor and director of the Sleep and Metabolism Lab at Colorado State University, told Healio.
NBC News: To compete with the heavyweights, smaller retail companies turned to “spot market” companies, which offer short-notice delivery services but at much higher rates, said Zac Rogers, an assistant professor of operations and supply chain management at Colorado State University.
Yahoo News, via The Conversation: We, two economists who have extensively researched natural resources and development, are proposing a new way to solve the problem of species and ecosystem loss.
The Weather Channel: This “five-at-once” scenario had happened only once before in the Atlantic Basin, in mid-September 1971, according to Phil Klotzbach, a tropical scientist at Colorado State University.
Wyoming Public Radio: The Western Wildfire Experiment for Cloud Chemistry, Aerosol Absorption and Nitrogen (WE-CAN) field campaign started in 2018 when UW researchers joined others from the University of Washington, Colorado State University (CSU), University of Montana, and the National Center …
