Tobet: Positive lessons from hard times propel us forward
The last year-plus may have been difficult, but the experiences will be helpful for providing a brighter future.
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The flow must go on: Facilities Management keeps campus water safe
Engineering alums with CSU Facilities are tasked with keeping high-quality drinking water available during the COVID-19 pandemic, while most buildings are sparsely populated or completely unoccupied.
CSU Online builds engineering partnerships in Malaysia and Singapore
Amy Smith, senior director for CSU Online, traveled to Southeast Asia to present at a seminar of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers-Air Movement and Control Association.
Report shows wind energy’s benefits and potential savings to farmers
Wind energy developments in Colorado are helping propel the nation’s agriculture sector forward into clean energy. A recent report from the Center for the New Energy Economy shows the benefits and potential savings for farmers.
Better batteries and supercapacitors will speed the electrification of road vehicles
The EV of 2028: quiet, safe, and efficient
New study detects big methane leaks at natural gas sites
A new study has concluded that methane leaks from natural gas sites are 60 percent higher than estimates by the Environmental Protection Agency.
The U.S. natural gas industry is leaking way more methane than previously thought. Here’s why that matters.
Producing and transporting natural gas releases methane, a greenhouse gas that also contributes to climate change. How big is the methane problem?
Large methane leaks threaten perception of ‘clean’ natural gas
A new study published in the journal Science finds that methane emissions from U.S. oil and gas operations are 60 percent higher than previous estimates from the federal government.
ACE-ENA field campaign and ARM provide opportunities for female scientists
Women held key roles during flight and ground campaign in the Azores.
CSU researchers use plane to study impacts of wildfire smoke
Smoke from wildfires burning across the state is visible along the Front Range and it could be affecting your health. A team of CSU researchers is launching a new project to study the impact.