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Jan 15, 2021
The Washington Post - The year 2020, which witnessed terrifying blazes from California to Siberia and a record number of tropical cyclones in the Atlantic, rivaled and possibly even equaled the hottest year on record, according to multiple scientific announcements Thursday.
Jan 15, 2021
The Verge - After a long day, we all want to slow our heart rate and breathing, loosen our muscles, and lower our blood pressure. We want to calm the mind and body, decreasing tension. We want to interrupt our stress hormonal cascade, ultimately reducing our own hostility. We want to kick back and activate our parasympathetic nervous system. You know, relax.
Jan 15, 2021
Emily Bailey will explore the connections between the climate and COVID-19 in a virtual event.
Tags: COVID-19, Events, News Releases
Jan 15, 2021
Stephen Devadoss collaborated with other researchers to explore the pandemic’s effects on farm labor force and its influence on production and received a grant from the USDA to examine the impacts on dairy due to the farm bill and insurance programs.
Tags: Faculty, Experts, Vice President for Research, Stories, Research, COVID-19, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources