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If you stepped outside at all this past fall, you probably saw the swarms of little white bugs looking like the villain in an old sepia-toned horror movie titled ‘The […]
Moscow City Council approved the Woodbury annexation, comp plan, rezone, planned unit development and plat. This will be north of Slonaker Drive, east of Arborcrest Road and south of Trail […]
Think about how, lately, it seems like there are more wildfires in the West, and they keep getting tougher to put out. Winter seems to come later each year. A […]
While we’ve been busy dealing with the stress of surviving a global pandemic, climate change has been simmering on in the background. This winter of ice storms and power loss […]
Adjusting to the 2020 climate can be challenging. In the first three days, news about Australia’s bush fires was trending everywhere. For myself and many others, climate change and the fate of the planet was very much in mind.
As students return for the spring semester, they were greeted with a winter weather advisory and around a foot of snow.
Climate change is an existential threat to our species according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. They have put the metaphorical dooms-day clock at 2 minutes to midnight. It […]
Bob Inglis has been challenging non-climate change believers since 2004 with one major principle — conservatism.
Chris Murray looks like any other college student. Sitting on the Administration Building lawn, he could have just as easily been talking about picnics rather than politics. Murray is not […]
Mild winter may lead to fire, water problems Although the groundhog saw his shadow Monday and predicted six more weeks of winter, John Abatzoglou, climatologist and University of Idaho professor, […]