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Breaking the “forever” bond: Why investment in PFAS destruction technology Is starting to pick up
Timothy Strathmann, professor of civil and environmental engineering, said he and other researchers are working to ensure the next generation of PFAS destruction tools are not only effective, but also economical and energy efficient.
August 27, 2026
Study: Current snow drought likely due to human-caused climate change
Adrienne Marshall, assistant professor of Earth, Space and Planets, said first she defines a weather event and estimates how rare it was, then she looks to climate models that can simulate the event.
August 26, 2026
California’s water shortages partly due to climate pollution from big oil and gas, study finds
Adrienne Marshall, an assistant professor of geology and geological engineering, says research into the drivers of water shortages is important and becoming increasingly precise.
August 25, 2026