The research of Diana Wall, professor and senior scientist at CSU's Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory, takes place in some of the most inhospitable landscape on Earth.
Vice President for Energy, the Environment and Applied Research at the Colorado State University Research Foundation, is one of the University’s champions of clean and renewable energy.
Mechanical engineering Professor W.S. Sampath — one of the leading researchers in solar technology
Colorado's governor signed a bill to fund water research through CSU's Colorado Water Institute. Recent research examines the affects of the mountain pine beetle on forest watersheds, the significance of hormones on the environment, and sustainable water supplies for villages in Central America.
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Colorado State University has partnered with the Colorado State Forest Service to install a biomass boiler heating plant on the Foothills Campus to reduce the university's greenhouse gas emissions and cut energy costs.
Thomas Borch, assistant professor of environmental soil chemistry in the Department of Soil and Crop Sciences at Colorado State University, has won a Faculty Early Career Development, or CAREER, Award from the National Science Foundation. The honor is considered one of the most prestigious for up-and-coming researchers in science and engineering.
Students at CSU are getting training in the new energy economy through a program targeting rural property owners interested in using wind energy to help power their farms, ranches and homes.
The research of Diana Wall, professor and senior scientist at CSU's Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory, takes place in some of the most inhospitable landscape on Earth.
Vice President for Energy, the Environment and Applied Research at the Colorado State University Research Foundation, is one of the University’s champions of clean and renewable energy.
Mechanical engineering Professor W.S. Sampath — one of the leading researchers in solar technology
Colorado's governor signed a bill to fund water research through CSU's Colorado Water Institute. Recent research examines the affects of the mountain pine beetle on forest watersheds, the significance of hormones on the environment, and sustainable water supplies for villages in Central America. 
Colorado State University has partnered with the Colorado State Forest Service to install a biomass boiler heating plant on the Foothills Campus to reduce the university's greenhouse gas emissions and cut energy costs.
Thomas Borch, assistant professor of environmental soil chemistry in the Department of Soil and Crop Sciences at Colorado State University, has won a Faculty Early Career Development, or CAREER, Award from the National Science Foundation. The honor is considered one of the most prestigious for up-and-coming researchers in science and engineering.
Students at CSU are getting training in the new energy economy through a program targeting rural property owners interested in using wind energy to help power their farms, ranches and homes.