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Sustainability & the Environment

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The yucca and the moth: How extreme weather impacts the timing of biological events

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Santa Cruz River moves closer to national designation with guidance from U of A experts

A satellite image of glaciers in Alaska shows white flows of ice surrounded by dark green mountain ridges

As glaciers melt faster, freshwater sources dwindle and sea-level rise accelerates

wildfires burning in a desert mountain range

The fire paradox: Tree-ring data shows wildfire activity has declined, not increased

This image shows an aerial view of a large agricultural field with rows of green crops stretching into the distance. A group of farmworkers is actively harvesting the produce, placing it onto a mobile conveyor system attached to a covered trailer. The landscape is flat, with mountains visible in the background, and several vehicles parked along a distant road under a clear blue sky.

Yuma agriculture generates $4.4B in state economic activity, U of A study finds

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U of A to help develop national standards for sustainability in higher ed

A man wearing sunglasses and a navy blue polo shirtkneels next to a medium-sized yellow dog wearing a "Service Dog" vest.

New leadership, interstellar discoveries, dogs to the rescue: Top 10 U of A stories of 2024

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How millennials are thinking about retirement in the face of climate stress

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Trial by fire: U of A-developed tool cuts through the noise in wildfire management

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U of A to lead $12M study on underground carbon storage in Arizona

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