CO2 is understood to be one of the key greenhouse gases that alter the energy balance of the Earth’s surface and thus the climate in which we live in. Human activities are increasing the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere and leading to anthropogenic climate change, with potentially significant consequences, due to the central role […]
Read MoreContinuing our spotlights on GCSC faculty affiliate research, this month we chat with Eric Sjoberg, assistant professor in the Department of Economics. Why did you come to the University of Utah? On a professional level, I like the work my department does. We have a breadth in our approach to economics – it’s a really […]
Read MoreUtah Atmospheric Trace Gas & Air Quality (UATAQ) lab began as a joint effort between the GCSC and the Departments of Biology and Atmospheric Science. UATAQ collects and analyzes trace gas and air quality data, aiming to understand the spatial distribution and long term trends in Utah. Join them on Facebook and Twitter.
Read MoreA pilot project by Logan Mitchell, John Lin, et.al., uses mobile sample collection via TRAX and shows the spatial and temporal distributions of CO2, methane, and ozone in Salt Lake City. Find the full story on Ride UTA.
Read MoreGlobal Changes and Society graduate students of 2015 encourage the University community to get to campus in ways that will not contribute to air pollution. Read about the five projects the class designed to move the University of Utah toward cleaner air.
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