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Mini-desert on-campus hides underground habitat for threatened burrowing owls

ASU's Polytechnic campus is home to 12 burrowing owls as part of owl conservation efforts by the University in partnership with Wild at Heart rescue.

By Kate Duffy | December 2, 2021

Climate Imagination Fellows make room for a science-minded world

The Center for Science and the Imagination's 2021 Climate Imagination Fellows are working on more positive visions of a future transformed by climate change.

By Olivia Persyn and Claire Braggs | October 14, 2021

Extreme heat study aims to protect workers as ASU feels the heat

With record high temperatures in Phoenix, a study co-authored by an ASU assistant professor recommends methods to help keep workers safe from the dangers of extreme heat.

By Kaden Ryback | September 28, 2021

Allen Coral Atlas provides breakthrough tools for coral reef conservation

The world's most comprehensive map of coral reefs, Allen Coral Atlas, which provides breakthrough tools for conservation, is complete.

By William Stuart | September 22, 2021

ASU researchers find detergent pods are not as eco-friendly as brands claim

ASU researchers concluded in a study that detergent pods are not necessarily as biodegradable or eco-friendly as some brands boast.

By Claire Braggs | September 20, 2021

Bear the Burden

The struggle for climate justice in Arizona comes to a head.

By Sam Ellefson | September 15, 2021

Climate stories invite feedback to update the Tempe Climate Action Plan

Graduate students partner with Tempe's sustainability director to create climate stories and solicit resident feedback for the Climate Action Plan update.

By Nancy Lam | April 22, 2021

'Gone is Gone': ASU professor's debut group album focuses on social injustices

Égide Duo, a musical group consisting of ASU associate professor Joshua Gardner and his wife, Stefanie Gardner, released their debut album "Gone is Gone."

By Lauren Kobley | January 25, 2021

What lies inside the pond: Secrets to past and future life

ASU researchers look into the microscopic organisms in a low-nutrient Mexican basin that gives insight to possible life on other planets.

By Sarah Alcantar | April 19, 2020

What's the secret to happiness? These ASU professors might have the answer

Three ASU professors approach the concept of happiness from different sources and practices.

By Taylor Lane | February 14, 2019

Where did the birds in downtown Phoenix go?

ASU thins ficus trees at its downtown Phoenix campus drawing criticism from environmental groups.

By Taylor Lane | February 7, 2019

Protesters march down Washington Avenue in downtown Phoenix on Saturday, April 22, 2017 as part of the nationwide March for Science.

Politics and science meet at Phoenix March for Science

Senatorial hopeful and Arizona attorney Deedra Abboud gathered with nearly 8,000 others in Phoenix to march for the cause of science.

By Isaac Windes | April 24, 2017

Tables promoting eco-friendly products are set up for the ASU Earth Festival 2017 on Hayden Lawn in Tempe, Arizona on Wednesday, April 19, 2017.

ASU organizations celebrate Earth Day early with collaborative festival

ASU Earth Festival promotes environmentally conscious education and showcases on-campus clubs' sustainable accomplishments.

By Marcella Baietto | April 20, 2017

Video: Clothing exchange brings a greener alternative to traditional shopping

Womyn's Coalition brings awareness to the environmental issues of fast-fashion through Earth Day Clothing Exchange event.

By Marcella Baietto | April 20, 2017

Earth Day becomes 'Earth Month' at ASU

The ASU sustainability school has turned Earth Day into a month-long series of events.

By Keegan Kelly | April 19, 2017

ASU conservation partnership adds new professors to team

ASU continues to provide students with opportunities to support sustainability and conservation efforts with the partnership with Conservation International.

By Stefany Marquez | April 9, 2017