environment – The Spectator

Three plots of land were planted with trees on Bolinger Fields as a part of a transnational garden study.

Trees: a study on the root of climate change

October 8, 2020

The decrease in air pollution and tourists has helped waterways and air quality improve while quarantine guidelines are in place.

Is the Earth healing?

March 25, 2020

James Boulter, a professor of chemistry, poses on the UW-Eau Claire footbridge.

New research floods the scene

September 18, 2019

Each Hydroflask water bottle ranges from 20 to 70 dollars depending on the size or style.

Reshape the reusable trend

September 18, 2019

Pollution goes beyond just plastic straws and grocery bags, but small lifestyle changes can make waves.

Banning plastic straws isn’t going to save the environment

February 20, 2019

Organic materials and food scraps belong in the compost bins, but water bottles, forks and other non-biodegradable items don’t. The Student Office of Sustainability wants students to take the time to sort their trash.

Student Office of Sustainability works to educate students on composting

September 19, 2018

Campus and community organizations and businesses came together to show how students can make the Earth a better place.

Earth Claire promotes student sustainability

April 25, 2018

The Eau Claire farmers market, Just Local Food, and various restaurants are several options where local food is available for purchase and consumption.

Think local

April 10, 2018

I’m heated

I’m heated

February 7, 2018

TransCanada reports its infamous pipeline’s leakage has not yet contaminated water tables, but what does this mean for the future of Keystone XL?

Keystone Pipeline spills thousands of gallons of oil in South Dakota

November 20, 2017

Ed. Board Thurs. March 31

Ed. Board Thurs. March 31

April 4, 2017

Rick Perry, former Texas governor and President Donald Trump’s pick to head the Energy Department sat before the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources last Thursday.

Rick Perry said he would work with states interested in renewable energy. What does this mean to Wisconsinites?

January 26, 2017

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