Conservation geneticist uses scat to gain insight on the elusive snow leopard
by Michelle M. Valkanas Snow leopards (Panthera unica) are charismatic big cats that can be [...]
Environmental Justice Disparities in Alaska Native Communities
by Elizabeth Kovacs INTRODUCTION Environmental justice and environmental racism are [...]
Secondary Poisoning and Ecological Effects of Anticoagulant Rodenticides
by Elizabeth Kovacs It is common practice to use store-bought rodenticides or simply call an [...]
Acid Mine Drainage
by Riley Williams Imagine being an engineer and planning for the death of your construction [...]
Wild Salmon: Protecting the Icon of the Pacific Northwest
by Meredith Bennett We’ve all seen those astonishing photos of wild salmon flying upward [...]
Combined Sewer Overflows: A Big Problem in the City of Bridges
by Meredith Bennett The Westmoreland Heritage Trail is a relatively new [...]
Making Sense of Elder Care
by Emily DeGenova, Senior HMS This past summer, I had the opportunity to intern under the [...]
A history of bad air makes itself present again in Pittsburgh
Picture taken by Katia Faroun on 05/02/2019 Katia Faroun | Photo Editor Welcome to Pittsburgh: the [...]
Vocation, Salvation, and In Vitro Fertilization
by Emily DeGenova Katrina McNally is a graduate student in the Occupational Therapy program at [...]
Salt Gardening The Science Behind the Salt Photography of artist Christine Lorenz
by Emma Shirey Christine Lorenz teaches classes at both Point Park University and Duquesne [...]
