ASU-led workshops for residents in rural Arizona are teaching tools and strategies for adapting to water challenges while building long-term sustainability.
Marine protected areas are meant to support vulnerable ocean life, but many species are too mobile to gain meaningful benefit, new research shows.
The 29th annual Treasures of Los Angeles event on June 4 highlighted leaders who have strengthened the LA community — and among the award recipients was Arizona State University President Michael M. Crow.
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We’re not focused on ‘the sky is falling’ or scare tactics — fear only inspires shortsighted, ill-conceived actions. We’re instead focused on finding solutions and results to some of society’s biggest challenges." Read the story.
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