Student Media | Southern Utah University
Technology to increase precipitation from clouds might sound like something out of science fiction, but the Utah Department of Natural Resources has been using such technology since the mid-20th century. Cloud seeding increases the amount …
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Hurricane Hilary shocked citizens in the Western United States this August, forcing them to prepare for the first tropical storm to reach California in decades. While West Coast hurricanes are not unheard of, they are rare, and they seldom make it to California. A 1939 storm called El Cordanzo was the only storm to reach the U.S. in the 20th century.
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Utah’s state constitution guarantees every Utahn the right to “enjoy and defend their lives.” Natalie R. v. State of Utah is an active lawsuit where seven Utahn youth argue that the state’s promotion of the …
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Only a week since his inauguration, President Joe Biden has already begun actively combatting the climate crisis in the United States. “Folks, we’re in a crisis,” Biden said during a Jan. 19 press conference announcing …
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On Friday, Sept. 20, hundreds of young activists, including myself, shouted “This is what democracy looks like!” at the Salt Lake City Climate Strike. The event served as part of the international protests against the …
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