As Oregon’s fire season approaches, organizations and individuals are working to prepare against high levels of fuel and hotter temperatures from climate change.
According to John Bailey, professor...
If you were wondering why certain commodities like salad mix weren’t present during the first part of spring at the Corvallis market, it’s because of the cold weather, and Corvallis growers felt it.
For...
In August 2021, category four storm, Hurricane Ida, swept through Louisiana with winds of 150 mph. That’s when Richard Deininger, first-year civil engineering major, became concerned with climate change....
Oregon State University received a $4.2 million federal grant to research climate change impacts on key marine species and have begun the four-year-long study, which spans multiple departments.
The...
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Descending in the negative space between three Sequoia trees...
Two years ago, all 5,000 acres of the Hinkle Creek watershed burned.
Today, the stream near Roseburg is the site of a study by Oregon State University researchers investigating how resilient Oregon’s...
Eco2Go is a University and Housing Dining Program which provides customers with reusable takeout containers. However, since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the program has been under temporary suspension.
Kerry...
Correction: This story originally incorrectly stated the Corvallis Home Energy Score Program received $58,000 from the Corvallis Climate Action Advisory Board. The correct information is the Corvallis...
Despite close to normal precipitation averages, Oregon’s drought continues to worsen, according to local climate experts.
“This year's drought was more severe than the precipitation totals suggest,”...
Arts-Sci Oregon State University encourages hope regarding climate change with a new exhibit at the Corvallis Arts Center.
Many people may see art and science as two separate entities. However, the...
Editor’s Note: This column does not represent the opinion of The Daily Barometer. This column reflects the personal opinions of the writer.
If you walk around Oregon State University’s Corvallis,...
Sophie Holden (she/her)
second-year marketing major
“I believe in [the threat of wildfires] for sure. I evacuated from where we lived in Clackamas for two weeks. I accepted losing the house....
