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Wet Soils Increase Flooding During Atmospheric River Storms
Floods · California

Wet Soils Increase Flooding During Atmospheric River Storms

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Atmospheric rivers are responsible for most flooding on the West Coast of the U.S., but they also bring much-needed moisture to the region. The size of these storms doesn't always translate to flood risk, however, as other factors on the ground play important roles. Now, a new study helps untangle the other drivers of flooding to help communities and water managers better prepare.See the Story
Study Offers Detailed Look at Winter Flooding in California's Central Valley
California, United States · California

Study Offers Detailed Look at Winter Flooding in California's Central Valley

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California's Central Valley—one of the nation's most critical agricultural regions and home to over 1.3 million people—is prone to flooding. Mapping the extent of winter floods has been challenging for experts, however, because clouds can obscure the view of satellites.See the Story
MGM Resorts International Support for DRI STEM Education Program's Green Boxes
Las Vegas, Nevada · Las Vegas

MGM Resorts International Support for DRI STEM Education Program's Green Boxes

MGM Resorts International has generously donated funds to support the purchase of over 100 Pelican hard-sided cases for the DRI STEM Education Green Box Program. These cases will replace the hard-shell suitcases previously used to house these self-contained teaching kits. The post MGM Resorts International Support for DRI STEM Education Program’s Green Boxes appeared first on DRI.Read Article

Native Waters on Arid Lands project featured in World Drought Atlas

Working to solve our most challenging environmental problems. DRI has more than 400 highly-skilled scientists, engineers, technicians, students, and staff focused on understanding and answering critical science questions about global climate change, water quality and availability, air quality, the sustainability of desert lands, life in extreme environments, STEM education, and more.Climate Change · RenoRead Article

Reno air quality study illuminates wider atmospheric and public health impacts of wildfire smoke

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With wildfires increasing in frequency, severity, and size in the Western U.S., researchers are determined to better understand how smoke impacts air quality, public health, and even the weather.Health · RenoSee the Story

Graduate Student Winners of the Annual Poster Presentation Session

On Friday, April 25th, 21 graduate students presented their research at DRI’s Reno campus for the annual poster presentation session. Organized by Kathleen Rodrigues, PhD, Assistant Research Professor of Luminescence, the poster session offers an opportunity for DRI-affiliated graduate students to network with each other and with DRI faculty, hone their presentation skills, and showcase the research they’re working on in pursuit of their degrees…Reno, Nevada · RenoRead Article

$1.8 million GOED Investment in WaterStart Marks Decisive Support for the Development of Water Technologies in Nevada and the Southwest

The investment will substantially strengthen the NSF Futures Engine in the Southwest, enhancing economic growth and job creation. WaterStart was created by DRI, with support from the Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED). The post $1.8 million GOED Investment in WaterStart Marks Decisive Support for the Development of Water Technologies in Nevada and the Southwest appeared first on DRI.Las Vegas, Nevada · Las VegasRead Article

Long Science in the Nevada Bristlecone Preserve

Ancient bristlecone pines have been collecting data for us for millennia. Anne Heggli's research aims to provide a nearly microscopic look at how the climate in the Great Basin is changing, from hour to hour and season to season. With scientific monitoring equipment positioned from the floor of the Great Basin’s Spring Valley up to the peak of Mount Washington, her project examines temperature fluctuations, atmospheric information, and snowpack …Nevada, United States · NevadaRead Article

DRI Holds Water Panel at Nevada State Legislature

DRI scientists, agency leaders, and state assemblymembers discuss some of the West’s most pressing water issues. On March 27, DRI scientists gathered at the State Capitol to illuminate work that supports Nevada’s communities and landscape. With more than 600 scientists, engineers, students, and staff across our Reno and Las Vegas campuses, we conducted more than $52 million in sponsored research focused on improving peoples’ lives in 2024 alone.Reno, Nevada · RenoRead Article

What’s in the Burnt Remains of the LA Wildfires?

DRI scientists deployed to Los Angeles to collect ash, soil, and dust samples from burn zones in the hopes of illuminating the unique risks of wildland-urban fires. These urban fires presented a unique opportunity to understand how materials like plastics, metals, and even lithium batteries from electric cars can transform into environmental contaminants when they burn. The post What’s in the Burnt Remains of the LA Wildfires? appeared first on …WildfiresSee the Story

New Fund Established to Support the Geoarchaeology Lab at DRI

Stanley Shumaker, a retired civil engineer and an amateur archaeologist, initiated the Geoarchaeology Lab Fund with a qualified charitable distribution (QCD) at the end of 2024. The fund will support Dr. Teresa Wriston’s Geoarchaeology Lab, and her research centering on how past cultures coped or adapted to changing environmental conditions. The post New Fund Established to Support the Geoarchaeology Lab at DRI appeared first on DRI.Reno, Nevada · RenoRead Article

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