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After many years of preliminary work, a wave energy testing facility led by Oregon State University is nearing the final stages.
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Elk congregate on the Camp Creek Feed Ground in northwestern Wyoming. (Credit: USGS) Listen (Runtime 00:50) Read Lately, Matthew Kauffman has been thinking a lot about spaghetti – wildlife spaghetti
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The states of Washington and Oregon have submitted a joint bid to the U.S. Department of Energy to get a share of $8 billion that Congress set aside to launch "Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs" around the nation. But good luck trying to learn what exactly the bi-state bid entails, other than the safe presumption that at least one industrial hydrogen production facility would be subsidized.
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University of Oregon's Mark Carey is set to present his findings on Peruvian ice loss, and to discuss adaptive measures at the 27th Conference of the Parties.
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Oregon State University researches have recieved a $4.2 grant to study how increasingly warm temperatures and water quality are affecting marine life, and how fisheries can adapt.
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An aircraft maker from Western Washington on Tuesday provided a glimpse at one possible future for sustainable air travel — electric commuter planes. Eviation celebrated the maiden flight of an all-new, short hop airliner named Alice in Moses Lake.
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Oregon-based aerospace outfit tests equipment for space agencies around the world on the coast and in Central Oregon.
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Olympic sprinters don’t need to look over their shoulders just yet, but researchers at Oregon State University have established a Guinness World Record for a robot running a 100-meter dash.
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Solar upgrades have been made to two Eugene landmarks, which will help cut energy expenses.
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During World War Two, the Japanese used floating “balloon bombs” against American forests along the Pacific Coast, intended to start wildfires. Now a similar concept today is being used to fight wildfires.
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A prestigious scientific organization has sanctioned a renowned Oregon State University marine biologist and White House climate adviser for errors in a published paper she edited in 2020.
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Monkeypox cases in Lane County continue to rise with 17 infections confirmed or presumed-- and more expected. While the vaccine pipeline is slowly filling, health officials acknowledge there are not enough for everyone who needs or wants one.