Crowdsourcing Andromeda--KCPW CityViews
The newly launched Andromeda Project uses crowdsourcing to find star clusters that will help understand how galaxies form and evolve.
Do It Yourself—An Old Movement Takes on New Meaning
VIDEO Whether it's robotics, information security, 3D printing, or sewing and knitting, Do-It-Yourself has become a new subculture and is thriving in Utah.
Businesses Meet to Clean the Air--KCPW
Transportation Troubles in Wasatch Canyons--KCPW CityViews
Last week, Salt Lake County issued the Canyons Transportation Studies. Representatives from the U.S. Forest Service and Save our Canyons and the Cottonwood Heights mayor discuss solutions to existing parking and traffic problems.
Can We Store Energy From the Sun and Wind?
Renewable energy use is on the rise, but the sun doesn't always shine and the wind doesn't always blow. Green energy producers are looking for ways to generate a constant supply for a power hungry utility grid, and Utah's unique geology may provide the perfect tool.
Changes Ahead for DWR--KCPW
The new director for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources talks about the changes he has in store, including an initiative to get youth involved.
Protesters Bring Attention to Tar Sands Decision--KCPW
Protestors are angry over the recent Bureau of Land Management decision to approve tar sand mining in Utah.
Saving the Rain Forest By Using It to Find Drugs
Scientists at the University of Utah apply knowledge from their basic science research to save rain forests in Panama.