Science on screen: Event views popular film through a science lens
Are you the friend that everyone “shushes” at the movie theater as you call out plot holes and impossibilities in the…
Are you the friend that everyone “shushes” at the movie theater as you call out plot holes and impossibilities in the…
Even after they’re extinguished, wildfires continue to sculpt landscapes and alter water flows. This week, we talk with Natalie Gillard, a…
What were mammals like when dinosaurs roamed the earth? Discussing Mesozoic critters with Dr. Brian Davis, a paleontologist at the University…
Deserts all share one fundamental feature, as we learn in elementary school: they have very, very little water. Some plants can…
The Colorado Plateau has a long history of uranium mining, particularly within the Navajo Nation. Hundreds of abandoned uranium mines still…
When it comes to arid climates, junipers are some of the toughest trees around. The past two years, however, have seen…
Water can be a formidable force in the desert. From carving canyons to cutting arroyos, water has formed and continues to…
Passed from generation to generation, traditional ecological knowledge refers to awareness cultivated by Indigenous peoples, relying on observation and information accumulated…
Sixty years after its creation, Lake Powell faces an uncertain future due to increasing drought and decreased water runoff. As part…
Around 250 million years ago, a unique combination of events resulted in the extinction of more than 90% of all living…