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Category: homestories

Healthy Planet homestories

Species on the Move

Post author By Nick Houtman
Post date October 23, 2019

Smaller than Dungeness or red rock crabs, European green crabs can be distinguished by five spines on their carapace to either side of the eyes.

European green crabs proliferate on the West Coast

Healthy Planet homestories

Final Jeopardy

Post author By Nick Houtman
Post date October 23, 2019

Scientists’ warnings to humanity offer stark choices

Tags biodiversity, Climate Change, Forestry, Sustainability

Healthy Economy homestories

Collaborating for Success

Post author By Nick Houtman
Post date October 21, 2019

Creative partnerships yield results

Healthy People homestories

Protecting Protest with Privacy for Social Movements

Post author By Nick Houtman
Post date October 21, 2019

Surveillance threatens citizen activism

Tags Computer science, Engineering, Perspectives, technology

homestories Uncategorized

A Pebble in a Shoe

Post author By andrewsc
Post date June 12, 2019

Child in tantrum

Accurately perceiving a cause of concern and exercising emotional intelligence to manage it

homestories Uncategorized

One Step Ahead

Post author By andrewsc
Post date June 12, 2019

Shawn Mehlenbacher — Shawn Mehlenbacher, a professor in OSU’s College of Agricultural Sciences, examines hazelnuts in his field lab. Mehlenbacher’s expertise is in hazelnut breeding and genetics. (Photo Lynn Ketchum)

The ongoing fight to save the humble hazelnut

Tags hazelnuts, oregon state university