Jon Kovash
Jon Kovash reports for Utah Public Radio. He is also a senior correspondent for Mountain Gazette.
Weathering Change: Global Warming or Global Weirding?
(Audio) Over the next century, local microclimates within Utah will change in unexpected ways. Groups in Moab have different ways of dealing with this unknown.
Lanzando calabazas en nombre de la ciencia
Estudiantes de secundaria lanzan calabazas en el aire usando catapultas para aprender sobre física e ingeniería.
Chuckin’ Pumpkins in the Name of Science
High school students launch pumpkins with catapults, and learn some physics and engineering along the way.
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