A world of research at Oregon State University

Year: 2017

The Sustainability Grind

Post author By Nick Houtman
Post date February 11, 2017

A growing swath of consumers who value economic, environmental and social responsibility are generating demand for sustainable products and practices. Manufacturers that don’t adapt risk losing market share.

Tags Engineering, manufacturing, Sustainability

Advantage Healthy Economy Innovation

Disruptive Software

Post author By Nick Houtman
Post date February 11, 2017

Medical applications are just first on the list

Tags Advantage, computer, technology

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The Tao of Forest Management

Post author By Nick Houtman
Post date February 10, 2017
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Doing nothing in our forests could lead to catastrophic fires

Tags College of Forestry, Fire, Sustainability

Healthy Planet homestories Stewardship

What Do We Love Too Much to Lose?

Post author By hogueth
Post date February 10, 2017

“A Call to Life” gathers international momentum

Tags environment, extinction, Music, Sustainability

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Small Beauties

Post author By Nick Houtman
Post date February 8, 2017

Living Images Yeastogram, by Johanna Rotko of Kotka, Finland.

The art and science of the microbiome

Tags art, Fish, Klamath, Microbiology, pathogen

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Meadowlands

Across parts of the West, green meadows have given way to eroding banks like this creek near Izee in Eastern Oregon. The white layer is ash from the eruption of Mount Mazama, which led to the creation of Crater Lake more than 7,000 years ago. (Photo: Gordon Grant)

Can beavers restore this eroded stream channel?

Tags CEOAS, rangeland ecology, water resources