Environment

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101 I spy litter at UNI
Northern Iowan 106:15, p.8
Believes Homecoming brings out the worst in students. Littering on campus was terrible. Students urged to put trash in the proper receptacle.
102 NISG opposes high tuition increases, prepares for Green Week
Northern Iowan 106:15, p.1
Adam Haselhuhn feels that the state is increasingly placing the burden of public higher education on the backs of the students. A tuition raise of over three and a half percent is not acceptable to NISG. Green Week focuses on the environment.
103 Green Week encourages environmental awareness
Northern Iowan 106:11, p.2
Presentations and discussions during Green Week will allow students to consider the consequences of environmental changes. A campus conversation will be held. Energy efficient light bulbs will be distributed. "King Corn" will be shown; photo.
104 Green Project UNI hosts wind generation event tonight
Northern Iowan 106:6, p.1
Free food, three bands, informational booths, four guest speakers, and games are included in Green Project UNI's promotion of sustainability. The program will be held on Lawther Field.
105 Iowa the beautiful
Northern Iowan 106:4, p.5
The beauty of nature in Iowa is everywhere. Readers urged to get outside and enjoy the sights and sounds.
106 "Fragile Nature" exhibit showcases importance and beauty of nature
Northern Iowan 106:3, p.4
UNI Museum exhibit based on National Geographic photos of nature's splendor and the positive and negative effects of man on the natural world.
107 Loving food again
Northern Iowan 105:51, p.7
Food is taken for granted. It is always on the shelf and available at our convenience. Humans need to consider the production, transportation, and preparation of their food.
108 Learning responsibility
Northern Iowan 105:48, p.5
Believes that cleaning up after yourself makes for neater dining areas, parks, and work areas. This simple act also appears to make those around you happier.
109 The end of petroleum-food
Northern Iowan 105:47, p.7
Concerns expressed with the use of petroleum to transport food. Dependence on fossil fuels questioned.
110 Vanishing views
Northern Iowan 105:47, p.7
Views from an airplane window reveal the "scars" on the planet left by man.
111 Failure of the "Green Revolution"
Northern Iowan 105:45, p.5
The success of Norman Borlaug's "Green Revolution" in India disputed. Believes that increased crop yields have not aided the general population. The poor have no money to purchase the food.
112 New UNI class shows sustainability is everyone's business
Northern Iowan 105:44, p.2
Belief that our society is on the brink of a new Sustainability Revolution is the driving force behind a new course of study.
113 UNI looks into going green
Northern Iowan 105:39, p.3
Guest speakers from the University of Oregon share the alternative energy efforts on their campus; photo.
114 Seeing ourselves as nature's equals
Northern Iowan 105:28, p.5
Reflections on winter effects on humans. Suggestions made that we need to get more in touch with nature and strive to be an equal with nature rather than an enslaver.
115 Vanishing farmland bodes ill for the future
Northern Iowan 105:16, p.6
Believes that good farmland needs to be protected from urban development, so that it may be used for food production and biofuels. Building without planning changes our environment; photo.
116 Why do politics have to be unpleasant?
Northern Iowan 105:16, p.6
Bipartisan politics questioned. If the current economic model is unequal, unjust, and unstable, reflects the way we live. "Economy is a tool to benefit society, not the other way around".
117 Autumn: leaves or litter?
Northern Iowan 105:13, p.7
Trash is a very unbecoming sight in yards, along streets and highways, or on our campus.
118 Coming full circle
Northern Iowan 105:12, p.6
Continues to look at a simpler life.
119 Sustainability Council takes action
Northern Iowan 105:11, p.3
President Allen has formed a sustainability council; hopes to bring a "go green" concept to the university.
120 More than a consumer
Northern Iowan 105:7, p.5
The public is urged to adopt the principles of permaculture, a design of productive human habitats that mimic the stability, diversity, and resilience of natural ecosystems.
121 Know the problem to find the solution
Northern Iowan 105:5, p.8
Believes that people must re-create themselves with a respectful harmony with nature and the land.
122 Grow something!
Northern Iowan 105:3, p.7
Students urged to get involved in growing things. The process will help connect the person with the soil and their surroundings.
123 Green is the new purple in dorm room décor
Northern Iowan 105:1, p.15
Dorm room decorating requires creativity, not being afraid to buy used, and using eco-friendly products; photo.
124 Let me begin
Northern Iowan 105:1, p.13
Author's thoughts on society and the environment; photo.
125 The need for seed
Northern Iowan 104:59, p.3
Believes that some seed companies do not act in the best interest of mankind.
126 A river scanned
Northern Iowan 104:56, p.2
Analysis of the recent flooding; its impact on the area and people. Readers asked to question their response to living with nature.
127 Starting the dialogue on environmental issues
Northern Iowan 104:55, p.8
Writer of new column on environmental issues introduces himself.
128 The bright side of rising oil and food costs
Northern Iowan 104:53, p.7
Rising costs do make us look for alternatives, whether it be in transportation or the way we eat. Appreciation of nature is enhanced by a slower pace of living.
129 Cars should be equipped with renewable energy sources
Northern Iowan 104:45, p.7
Thoughts on drastically changed automobiles; getting away from gasoline and diesel power completely; photo.
130 Culture Corner: Life's many questions
Northern Iowan 104:44, p.9
Looking for answers to author's questions for readers; photo.
131 Focus on the environment
Northern Iowan 104:32, p.1
Focus the Nation, a national teach-in event, was well attended. Global warming discussed.
132 Speakers scheduled for global warming teach-in on January 31 at UNI
Public Relations News Release 2007:378, p.1
Several speakers will be present for Focus the Nation, a teach-in event for global warming solutions.
133 Dining green
Northern Iowan 104:15, p.4
Maucker Union and catered events by UNI have implemented ideas to reduce waste. Food is served in reusable containers. Napkins are smaller; photo.
134 Professor receives award
Northern Iowan 104:6, p.3
Professor Jeffrey Weld selected to receive a Biology Teaching Award by the National Association of Biology Teachers; photo.
135 Ethanol solution posing more problems for consumers
Northern Iowan 103:52, p.1
Increased production of ethanol causes concerns for the livestock industry and food costs; photo.
136 Global Warming is hell
Northern Iowan 103:52, p.8
Thoughts on global warming and God.
137 Global warming hits campus
Northern Iowan 103:51, p.1
Bruce Braley and Grant Erwin were among the presenters on climate change; photo.
138 The Gore that goes into being an Al alone
Northern Iowan 103:43, p.7
Al Gore defended and encouraged to continue getting out the message of global warming.
139 Culture Corner
Northern Iowan 103:41, p.8
Global warming causes and effects.
140 Picking the global path
Northern Iowan 103:41, p.7
Differing opinions on global warming presented.
141 Powering our environment
Northern Iowan 103:39, p.9
Information on proposed coal fired power plant. Students and faculty urged to write letters, send emails, or make phone calls to legislators opposing this plant.
142 UNI group makes global warming local
Northern Iowan 103:35, p.10
Goal of Green Project UNI is education of students on issues relating to waste reduction; photo.
143 'Going green' goal of new student group
Northern Iowan 103:16, p.1
Recycling on campus has a new emphasis from student-based groups; photo.
144 Future of American energy in doubt
Northern Iowan 103:16, p.1
Coal supplies ninety-five per cent of the electric power in Cedar Falls. Barbara Freese spoke on the effects of coal use over time, including its history, impact on technology, and the environment; photo.
145 Environment the first to suffer from poor leadership
Northern Iowan 103:3, p.10
Idaho governor praised for stopping coal-fired power plant. Citizens urged to become informed and vigilant on the proposed coal-fired power plant in Waterloo.
146 Camp Dodge receives 2005 Environmental Security Award
Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1
The Iowa Army National Guard is recognized for reducing waste and pollution.
147 Global truth too inconvenient for most
Northern Iowan 102:57, p.5
Discussion of Al Gore's movie "An Inconvenient Truth"
148 Thursday, May 4
Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.2
CEEE will feature film, 'The Great Warming', with discussion to follow.
149 UNI CEEE to host 'The Great Warming' May 4
Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1
Film aims to raise awareness about global warming and how reverse the damage.
150 Life in the waste lane
Northern Iowan 102:50, p.7
Believes overconsumption in our society is a problem; suggests that we make a conscious effort to keep track of our spending and cut out the fat. We may even save money in the process.
151 U. S. oil shouldn't depend on Alaskan reserve
Northern Iowan 102:45, p.7
Offers argument against drilling for oil in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
152 Ethanol use in Iowa draws attention of legislators
Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1
William Stygian will give two environmental presentations at Iowa's Capitol.
153 UNI biology professor's lecture connects farms with local environments
Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1
Discusses how farms in Iowa can benefit their local ecosystems.
154 Lecture to address environmental change and intergenerational justice
Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1
Clark Wolf of Iowa State University will speak on September 7 about how we need to start taking better care of our environment.
155 2005 Governor's Environmental Education Conference at UNI June 15.
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
UNI's CEEE will host this conference that occurs every five years.
156 Speakers to discuss environment Thursday
Northern Iowan 101:39, p.2
Environmental Leadership will be the topic of the February 24 Leaders on Leadership series.
157 'Environmental Leadership' topic for next 'Leaders on Leadership' speaker series
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
Speakers include Chris Peterson, Bill Stigliani, and Bill Witt.
158 CEEE sponsoring outreach program
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
The CEEE will offer programs on protecting the environment to school and youth groups.
159 Thursday, Feb. 3
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
Jeff Barrie and Peter Solomon will present "Arctic Quest: Our Search for Truth.
160 Participants sought for UNI safe well-water study
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
Black Hawk County residents who use private wells are encouraged to participate in the Safe Well-Water Study sponsored by UNI, the Black Hawk County Health Department and Covenant Health System.
161 Earth Day challenge: leave the car at home
Northern Iowan 100:52, p.1
UNI holds Earth Day Celebration in order for people to learn more about the environment; photo.
162 From your senate: just the facts; a non-partisan overview of current political issues
Northern Iowan 100:16, p.4
Current legislative issues.
163 Bioneers saving the earth one problem at a time
Northern Iowan 100:14, p.9
Biological pioneers research environmental solutions to national and international problems.
164 Endangered turtles, other endangered species play important role in ecosystem
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
Commentary on wood turtles and their role in the environment.
165 Wilderness woes
Public Relations News Release 2002:563, p.1
Importance of President Bush's decision to open 2.6 million acres of wilderness to development.
166 Alternative energy worth pursuing
Northern Iowan 99:54, p.9
Claims that funding should be provided to spur research for hydrogen-powered vehicles.
167 Solar and wind based renewable energy projects at UNI Department of Industrial Technology for a brighter and cleaner Iowa!
Northern Iowan 99:52, p.13
Summaries of current student projects in Electrical and Information Engineering Technology; photo.
168 UNI Center for Energy & Environmental Education to present film on kids and chemicals
Public Relations News Release 2002:425, p.1
"Kids and Chemicals" will be shown on April 3, and will confront relationship between environmental contamination and children's health issues in America.
169 Center making Iowa roadsides traveler-friendly
Northern Iowan 99:37, p.9
Native Roadside Vegetation Enhancement Center focuses on reducing spraying and mowing to create beautiful roadside scenes; photo.
170 Isolated wetlands meet their enemy
Public Relations News Release 2002:256, p.1
Dangers of developing wetlands will be discussed.
171 Project gives credit to eco-minded educators
Northern Iowan 99:23, p.1
UNI's Environmental Issues Instruction program will host the "Forests in a Changing Climate" conference.
172 UNI environmental issues instruction program offers teachers graduate college credit
Public Relations News Release 2003:159, p.1
Program designed to educate K-12 teachers on effects of climate change on forests.
173 Forests in a changing climate
Public Relations News Release 2002:61, p.1
Saving the forests will be discussed.
174 Fires from beneath
Public Relations News Release 2002:47, p.1
Why extreme drought conditions may cause underground fires in seams of coal will be discussed.
175 Breathe in, breathe out
Public Relations News Release 2002:34, p.1
Bill Stigliani will discuss the cleanliness of the air we breathe, due to natural events, such as wind and storms.
176 Environmental and Safety Compliance Assistance Workshop to be held by UNI Center Thursday, Dec. 6
Public Relations News Release 2001:224, p.1
A workshop to explore environmental regulations, safety and emergency action plans will take place on Dec. 6 at the Regional Business Center.
177 Bush ignores Mother Nature in favor of defense spending
Northern Iowan 97:49, p.8
Believes that President Bush should spend more time and money on the environment than he does on building up the military.
178 Dhirendra Vajpeyi
Campus News Network 11:17, p.
Dhirendra Vajpeyi had an book recently published on deforestation.
179 GLOBE Iowa Workshop to be held at UNI
Public Relations News Release 2000:339, p.1
Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment will take place on April 1-7 at UNI; the workshop is open to all Iowa teachers.
180 Signs outside Greek houses pique campus interest
Northern Iowan 97:8, p.9
The Delta Chi and Kappa Sigma houses display enviromentally based signs; photo.
181 Area high school students to compete in Alliant Energy Electrathon 2000
Public Relations News Release 1999:380, p.1
Roster of schools participating in the 4th Annual Alliant Energy Electrathon for high school students.
182 Celebrating Arbor Day
Public Relations News Release 2000:371, p.1
Discussion with an aborist at UNI about the importance of Arbor Day and its impact on the environment.
183 Earth Year 2000 conference on community-based environmental management, Thursday, April 13; sponsored by Iowa Waste Reduction Center and UNI
Public Relations News Release 1999:353, p.1
Sally Pederson, Rita Schenck, and Bill Lynn will speak at the Earth Year 2000 conference in Cedar Falls.
184 Keeping your lawn beautiful and your kids safe
Public Relations News Release 1999:336, p.1
Kamyar Enshayan explains the "Yards for Kids" program.
185 CEEE to present Ecological Lawn and Garden Fair as part of Yards for Kids program
Public Relations News Release 1999:299, p.1
CEEE and the Iowa Department of Natural resources will present the Ecological Lawn and Garden Fair April 8 and 9.
186 University of Northern Iowa students to explore Easter Island
Public Relations News Release 1999:300, p.1
UNI students will participate in Earth Science Geology Trip to Rapa Nui, March 11-17.
187 Keeping the sky blue and the grass green
Public Relations News Release 1999:287, p.1
Kamyar Enshayan discusses environmental issues and ways to take care of our surroundings.
188 Battle for natural grass rages
Northern Iowan 96:33, p.1
SEAC and Go Green UNI ask UNI to drastically cut the amount of herbicides used on campus.
189 Enviro-Lawn services comparable to competitors
Northern Iowan 96:30, p.7
In response to November 9 article, founder and owner of Enviro-Lawn company states the cost of their services are comparable to other companies.
190 Renowned artist takes on thorny subject of Iowa and water quality in provocative "living" exhibit
Public Relations News Release 1999:182, p.1
Gregg A. Schlanger will have an art exhibition on display at UNI Gallery of Art, January 14 to February 12.
191 Enviro-Lawn: safer, more expensive alternative to current herbicides
Northern Iowan 96:21, p.3
Enviro-Lawn uses all natural products to treat lawns.
192 Global warming
Public Relations News Release 1999:84, p.1
Professor Robert C. Balling of Arizona State University shared his perspective on global warming in a recent talk at UNI.
193 UNI small business environmental compliance workshops take road trip
Public Relations News Release 1999:79, p.1
IWRC and SBDC will present a series of workshops around the state on environmental laws and regulations for selected types of small businesses; workshop schedule.
194 Business workshops at UNI next week
Northern Iowan 96:10, p.2
Small Business Environmental Compliance Workshops will be held in the Curris Business Building at UNI, one of four sites around the state.
195 The Small Business Environmental Compliance Workshops will be held on the campus of the University of Northern Iowa, other sites in Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1999:57, p.1
A series of one-day Small Business Environmental Compliance Workshops will be held beginning October 6, 1999, in the Curris Business Building.
196 UNI program encourages campus community to walk, bike to work
Public Relations News Release 1998:347, p.1
Sole Power Day promotes alternate forms of transportation to work and school.
197 Herbicides cause numerous problems
Northern Iowan 95:48, p.8
Believes herbicides used on campus have many negative effects on the human body.
198 'Sole Power' sponsors University-wide car-free days
Public Relations News Release 1998:304, p.1
Wednesdays in April are car-free days as part of the Sole Power grant project.
199 Assessing the impact of the Exxon Valdez oil spill
Public Relations News Release 1998:301, p.1
Ten years ago the Exxon Valdez ran aground in Prince William Sound. Ed Brown talks about the effect the spill had on the area and how it has recovered.
200 Environment demands concern
Northern Iowan 95:37, p.10
Faculty member responds to Jason Hermsen's NI column concerning environmental problems.