Tag: Climate change

What makes people want to pay taxes? Hear Professor Steinmo's take on @ColoradoMatters https://t.co/evXWruzJMt

— CU Political Science (@cuboulderpsci) December 11, 2017

Seeking permission to share a cell phone’s location often falls to third-party companies, leading to a "chained consent" process that likely violates Section 222 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Associate Clinical Prof. @blakereid comments in @WSJ. https://t.co/iclwfCADd0

— Colorado Law (@ColoLaw) July 16, 2018

Check out our latest blog by Sr Fellow Bob Hallman examining the Martinez case pending before the Colorado Supreme Court: "Colorado’s Responsibility to Protect the Public and the Environment from Adverse Impacts of Oil and Gas Development"#fracking https://t.co/Cg2wiwvm48 pic.twitter.com/EdQLMu86mV

— Getches Wilkinson (@CUBoulderGWC) July 17, 2018

Check out the impact of #SharedOwnership on the CESR blog, and get ready for fall's Conscious Capitalism Conference where we connect with leaders of the #coop community and learn about how this business model is changing business in Colorado. https://t.co/8RmwJSt539

— Leeds Business (@leedsbiz) July 19, 2018

From generating faculty buy-in to tracking student success, @laurakornish's four-part blog series details the @leedsbiz math redesign process from planning to early results. Read her first blog post here: https://t.co/krap220NLk #MathPathways pic.twitter.com/76y2ZK1Ugv

— CCA (@CompleteCollege) July 26, 2018

More than 200 #CUBoulder outreach programs connect with 500,000 Coloradans around the state. Find out how these programs are impacting your community: https://t.co/pkgtgtGQOj pic.twitter.com/Ajzv5mRwea

— CU Boulder Outreach (@CUOutreach) July 2, 2018

No 'Mad Max' internet following net-neutrality repeal, FCC commissioner tells Boulder conference https://t.co/5aouYe4dWr via @denbizjournal

— Silicon Flatirons (@SiliconFlatiron) February 12, 2018

Startup vibes are strong on and off campus. Look at this new report @bldrstartupweek @leedsbiz @catalyzecu @CUIdeaForge #cunvc https://t.co/wa05d5Jmpm

— InnovateCUBldr (@InnovateCUBldr) May 14, 2018

Congratulations to @specdrums on being acquired by @Sphero! https://t.co/Vb57k77zAw #startup #hustle #innovation

— Deming Center (@demingpulse) June 22, 2018

This fall, #CUBoulder plans to offer the world’s first MOOC-based graduate degree in electrical engineering. “In every discipline on campus our faculty are looking at new ways to teach and conduct research." – Provost Russell Moore. https://t.co/sejracFZ2U #CUBoulderNext pic.twitter.com/JOeubhruIt

— CU Boulder Next (@cubouldernext) July 10, 2018

We're excited to have @HarrisCorp as a partner and look forward to growing collaborative projects @CUBoulder. #AeroSpace https://t.co/8fx8UCh6Yi

— CU & Industry (@CUIndustry) May 12, 2017

A future career option for @cuengineering students highlighted after the tragedy in Miami … Forensic Structural Engineer. It takes understanding structural design, construction processes and some tips from Sherlock Holmes to solve a mystery. https://t.co/O25hbH94os

— CU Idea Forge (@CUIdeaForge) March 27, 2018

#ThemeParks in the UK and @CocaCola are offering instant incentives for #recycling.https://t.co/41tHWydmtL

— CU-Boulder EVEN (@CUEVEN) July 25, 2018

The U.S. National #Ice #Core Laboratory (NICL) is a National #Science Foundation (@NSF) facility for storing, curating, and studying over 8000 samples of #meteoric ice cores recovered from the #glaciated regions of the world. We tour in Sept! #USGS https://t.co/VCI2pwcH6F

— CO-LABS (@ColoradoCOLABS) July 24, 2018

#CUBoulder researchers have developed a free app that lets parents know when their kids are being bullied online. https://t.co/mxp4vKykEP

— CU Boulder News (@CUBoulderNews) June 11, 2018

Awesome visual data of national water use by @USGS No surprise, much if the West’s water use goes toward irrigation. https://t.co/nt6lTlkLMq

— CWEST Communications (@cwestcolorado) June 20, 2018

ATOC Profs. Karnauskas (@OceansClimateCU) and Lundquist @NatureGeosci paper https://t.co/MGq2YR5fpg discussed in @washingtonpost this week. Wind energy is supposed to help fight climate change. It turns out climate change is fighting back. https://t.co/QJJIygbO3N

— ATOC at CU-Boulder (@CUBoulderATOC) December 15, 2017

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— ATOC at CU-Boulder (@CUBoulderATOC) July 25, 2017

#Heat getting to you? Coldest place on Earth Is colder than scientists thought (@NSIDC study) https://t.co/DHSjUrg83z#Antarctic #weather #climate pic.twitter.com/X6HJGk2lwW

— NCAR Science (@NCAR_Science) June 26, 2018

The @NWSCPC increased the chance of #ElNiño between December 2018 and February 2019 to 70 percent. Learn all about El Niño and its impacts in our #UCARSciEd #TeachingBox! https://t.co/Y74Ek9LoEq pic.twitter.com/BrurXefLim

— UCARSciEd (@UCARSciEd) July 12, 2018

New research, co-authored by NSIDC scientist Ted Scambos, finds that #seaice loss & ocean wave action can trigger rapid ice shelf disintegration in #Antarctica. https://t.co/lqxZz1LP4B @naturenews @INSTAAR @AusAntarctic @otago @UniofAdelaide @BOM_au #icebergs #iceshelf pic.twitter.com/y2bBW93c11

— NSIDC News (@NSIDC) June 15, 2018

Antarctica has lost 2.71 trillion tons of ice. Here’s what that looks like. https://t.co/IGWp8CQLHb via @voxdotcom

— NSIDC News (@NSIDC) June 28, 2018

It was a trio of environmental extremes that triggered the record-breaking 2017 wildfire season. New assessment by CIRES/@EarthLabCU, @INSTAAR, @Columbia, and @uidaho. All the wildfire switches were flipped on last year—Fuel, aridity, ignition. https://t.co/078dURH93q pic.twitter.com/gYItUax9g1

— CIRES Communication (@CIRESnews) June 5, 2018

Changes in summertime #ozone, 2000–2015: Northern Colorado Front Range urban sites do not show the rate of decreasing higher percentile ozone as seen for the majority of urban areas across the U.S. during the past 1–2 decades. @INSTAAR @CUBoulder https://t.co/ZdltsXe9G5

— Elementa (@elementascience) July 27, 2018

Check out our latest Down to Earth interview, w/ @CUBoulder @INSTAAR paleoclimatologist Gifford Miller. https://t.co/nBoWF2IUce pic.twitter.com/jHpcWpbJfW

— EARTH Magazine (@earthmagazine) June 30, 2017

Important work from @yarrowaxford: MT @thenasciences: Greenland may be remote, but a new study in @PNASNews says that what happens to that ice sheet will matter to every coastal city. They're studying its historical sensitivity to warming.https://t.co/5PgPHBkIty

— INSTAAR (@INSTAAR) June 12, 2018

Heck yes! RT @CSDMS: Shout out to all female CSDMS scientists who are involved in mentoring the new generation; your efforts are worth it. Mentoring is an effective way of keeping women interested in STEM.
Welcoming Women into the Geosciences https://t.co/XwzTyCZA03

— INSTAAR (@INSTAAR) July 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/j_zelikova/status/974288609833508864

How did you do in school? Your genes tell much of the story: @CUBoulder researchers have role in groundbreaking genetics study: https://t.co/Ro4gXjwhVb via @dailycamera

— CU Arts and Sciences (@CUArtsSciences) July 24, 2018

CU Boulder #WinterSession students got caught in a different type of traffic this week while they study at Yellowstone National Park! #CUinYellowstone https://t.co/DP24285XtN

— CU Continuing Ed (@cucontinuinged) January 11, 2018

12 (of many other) buildings on the #CUBoulder campus that are enabling students, faculty and staff to drive what's Next. #CUBoulderNext https://t.co/3ZjicLtFwB pic.twitter.com/hCOXTcvaBc

— CU Boulder Next (@cubouldernext) July 11, 2018

Seeking the steeps but not the steep prices? @TWSNOW investigates how lift tickets became so high. Assoc. prof. Mark Gasta explains that pricing in the industry was more than a fight for market share but instead rewarding loyalty and early decision making. https://t.co/yvN7bFbv2m

— Department of HDNR (@csu_hdnr) June 6, 2018

James Iacino received dual degrees in business and #PoliticalScience, and his MBA from @ColoradoStateU Check out his rise to CEO of @SeattleFishCo https://t.co/QWrwvT6VXp pic.twitter.com/7SkJdKo3y3

— CSUPoliSciDept (@CSUPoliSci) February 16, 2018

In @HarvardBiz, @ZacharysRogers, assistant prof of operations and supply chain management at CSU’s Biz School, sheds light on how 3rd-party vendors and contractors can expose major firms to cyberattacks, and what purchasing managers can do to help. https://t.co/HG0tHEBJbG

— CSU Business (@CSUCollegeOfBiz) July 12, 2018

.@coloradostateu and @newbelgium have partnered to bring veteran brewer, Jeff Biegert, on-board to oversee and instruct at CSU’s two new teaching breweries!#ColoradoStatehttps://t.co/MRLYG8wlh6

— CSU Health Human Sci (@HealthHumanSci) July 16, 2018

.@WesternDairy: @CSUAlumni shine with the 2018 @NationalBQA Dairy Award! https://t.co/r1joHRPPbR #ColoradoState pic.twitter.com/n9mkxvBEO1

— CSU College of Ag (@CSUAgSci) February 16, 2018

Dryland wheat variety trial results for Burlington, Arapahoe, and Orchard are now posted! https://t.co/XKak8Jtktf pic.twitter.com/AvtZ90sGgX

— CSU Crops Testing (@CSUCrops) July 5, 2018

Targeting the Triple Threat: Interdisciplinary Experts Convene to Address Devastating Ecological Impacts of Invasive Winter Annual Grasses #cheatgrass @Interior @USFWS @USGS @CSUAgSci @usuextension @wsuext @USUExtForestry @Bayer4CropsUS @SRfirescience https://t.co/mgxkNRbvFZ pic.twitter.com/oZI4xMck6f

— Derek Sebastian (@DerekJSebastian) July 10, 2018

John Stromberger works through the first part of the 2017 Wheat Quality Council Samples. Last week he completed the evaluations of samples from our @csucrops variety trials, here is a direct link to the report – https://t.co/6qXn98v2HB. pic.twitter.com/RW2apGECqk

— Scott Haley (@CSUwheatguy) November 29, 2017

FFAR awards $4.4 million to researchers working in Colorado (@CSUAgSci), Michigan (@CANRatMSU), New York (@UAlbanySPH), Ohio (@cwrusom) & Texas (@SFCLocal) to improve interventions designed to enhance health & economic opportunities in urban communities. https://t.co/CuqSfAL448 pic.twitter.com/cxNeS7QHyu

— FFAR (@FoundationFAR) May 21, 2018

An interdisciplinary team of #ColoradoState researchers are tackling local and regional food systems, using Denver as their test subject. @sociologyCSU @CSUAgSci https://t.co/vn9Wrs7M72

— CSU Liberal Arts (@CSULiberalArts) May 29, 2018

"Without vets, farmers & the nation's food supply are more vulnerable to disease outbreaks. It also could mean sick & infected animals will increasingly go untested," said Dean Mark Stetter.https://t.co/A1kkUVU773

— CSUVetMed&BioScience (@CSUVetMedBioSci) July 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/CSUEngineering/status/1022859152308064256

Synthesizing a plastic-alternative polymer that is both biodegradable and bio-renewable?! You know that research is being done right here by the Chen Lab! @CSUNaturalSci @ColoradoStateU #polymers #chemistry #FortCollinshttps://t.co/iKEMW3B3dG pic.twitter.com/YqG5FqDkdK

— CSU Chemistry (@csu_chemistry) June 25, 2018

In order to achieve the target set by the Paris Agreement, the entire built environment must be carbon neutral by 2050.

Architecture 2030 is setting the standard for achieving this goal with the new ZERO Code for new building construction.

Learn more at https://t.co/OPJQahpcFY. pic.twitter.com/N4SvgJYLAB

— IBE at ColoState (@IBEatColoState) May 10, 2018

Cutting-edge innovations build the foundation for smarter, more #sustainable cities. @in2ecosystem @WellsFargo & @NREL have been working together to bring emerging #cleantechnologies to market for a more sustainable future. @washingtonpost https://t.co/Q6Mo3RM47i

— CSU Energy Institute (@CSUEnergy) July 17, 2018

CNEE Director, @billritterjr shares his thoughts with @ConversationUS on how market forces can drive a #cleanenergy economy! Read the full article here: https://t.co/z7FlBzchI8

— Center for the New Energy Economy (@cnee_csu) April 20, 2018

30+ experts in water — conservationists, politicians, researchers, farmers, business pros — shared insights w. 400+ attendees at @ColoradoStateU's sold-out #WaterintheWest Symposium last week, highlighting challenges surrounding water. Read the full story: https://t.co/T4Q3L86VL4 pic.twitter.com/h2SPgLkwPr

— CSU Denver Center (@CSUDenverCenter) May 1, 2018

Congrats to #GDPE grad students, alum, and faculty for their #NewPubEcology collaborative meta-analysis on: "Trait selection and community weighting are key to understanding ecosystem responses to changing precipitation regimes" https://t.co/0kCf8CRfsq. @CSU_Ecology pic.twitter.com/7HwEYLHYkr

— CSU_Ecology (@CSU_Ecology) June 1, 2018

Rivers in the Sky: How Deforestation Is Affecting Global Water Cycles – with quote from SoGES research scientist @watersecurity https://t.co/DZFuosh7DN

— CSU Sustainability (@SOGES_CSU) July 24, 2018

https://twitter.com/CSUNaturalSci/status/1020369752311541760

Can commercial hemp clean up polluted soil? https://t.co/879mWnqFTy @ColoradoStateU biologists explain their latest research in @RollingStone pic.twitter.com/DSBRXWpwAD

— CSU Natural Sciences (@CSUNaturalSci) June 18, 2018

Happening in two days!
Research Symposium: Frontiers in Breeding for #Drought
June 21-22, 2018@ColoradoStateU, Fort Collins, COhttps://t.co/EemVV9Pbmq#AppliedBreeding #Biotechnology #Genetics #Physiology #PlantBreeding pic.twitter.com/duYOHRQNgB

— CSU Water Center (@CSUWaterCenter) June 19, 2018

In the Arctic, More Rain May Mean Fewer Musk Oxen https://t.co/hD7jTNezqq

— CSU Warner College (@WarnerCollege) January 18, 2018

Curated by CSU graduate students, "Bags Packed and Headed to the Rockies: The Legacy of Immigration in Fort Collins" is a museum exhibit opening on April 6th and will be open through April 28th at the Global Village Museum in downtown Fort Collins. https://t.co/1iBwKZa0eQ

— CSU Graduate School (@GradSchoolCSU) March 23, 2018

An interesting short video that explores the question "Are national parks for everyone?" https://t.co/lAeH9XmVfn

— Center for Collaborative Conservation (@cnt4collabcons) July 12, 2018

CSU Extension, #ColoradoState faculty release new food preservation app for smartphones https://t.co/EWKL44pTvD @HealthHumanSci pic.twitter.com/wjXnTUBk9E

— Colorado State News (@ColoStateNews) July 11, 2018

Should you listen to #music while #studying? The Learning Scientists investigate: https://t.co/e2VCEbnC37 pic.twitter.com/vwqMobO5tq

— CSU Online (@ColoStateOnline) November 12, 2017

“We’re trying to learn all of this science and sometimes, in that, we lose the ability to communicate it in a meaningful way…if it’s important, a wider audience should know.” Read about one student's broad life experiences as a chemistry major at DU. https://t.co/DCv81x5R20

— DU Natural Sciences & Mathematics (@DUsciencemath) April 16, 2018

#DenverLaw Associate Professor César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández was featured by CityLab's piece on #immigrant detention contracts between local and federal authorities. https://t.co/M7jBroHHkU @crimmigration

— Sturm College of Law (@SturmCOL) July 11, 2018

Professor Nancy Wadsworth (@moojinorbit) evaluates Louis C.K.'s recent actions and discusses the importance of public apologies. At @monkeycageblog. https://t.co/ET0hExeWCB

— DU Political Science (@DUPoliSci) November 16, 2017

The Crisis Of Globalisation: Inevitable War? https://t.co/so95hhZF6c

— DU Dept of Economics (@DUeconomics) May 16, 2018

Be sure to follow @ColoradoLab to get updates on the latest projects and features! https://t.co/w4FgAzwhLz

— Barton Institute (@BartonInstitute) July 17, 2018