UO scientists advance a greener way to produce iron
If scaled up, the process could help cut carbon emissions in the steel industry
Environmental sciences and policy, climate science, CRESCENT, and related areas of research
Path Alias
Environmental Resilience
High-flying students turn to drones for aerial mapping
By mapping a tree farm using the small flyers, students learn important skills for a future career
Solutions journalism can spur climate action, UO study finds
By showing readers both the threats and ways to mitigate them, people are more willing to act
Sibling scientists and their dog hunt for Oregon’s hidden truffles
With their pet’s special snout, UO researchers unearth species vulnerable to climate change
The UO sparks an eruption of volcano research
University of Oregon researchers expand the human understanding of volcanic forces around the globe
Atop the Oregon Cascades, a UO team finds a huge buried aquifer
It could hold at least 81 cubic kilometers of water — roughly 3 times the capacity of Lake Mead
Housing solutions: Innovation and the mass timber promise
Mass timber is a collaborative effort that melds new research, innovative production and more
UO’s earthquake scientists help prepare for the next ‘Big One’
Resilience a key focus 325 years after massive Cascadia subduction zone quake last shook the Pacific Northwest
New economic forum begins to tally costs of climate change for Oregonians
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