How do climate, tech and population growth change how Idaho uses water and energy? Researchers got $24M to find out. - Idaho Press
How do climate, tech and population growth change how Idaho uses water and energy? Researchers got $24M to find out. | Local News | idahopress.com
Originally published May 11 on IdahoCapitalSun.com.
Researchers in Idaho expect to receive $24 million in funding to undertake a new study of how climate, population and technology affect water and energy use in the Gem State.
The Cascade Dam. Anteia McCollum/Idaho Capital Sun
Originally published May 11 on IdahoCapitalSun.com.
Researchers in Idaho expect to receive $24 million in funding to undertake a new study of how climate, population and technology affect water and energy use in the Gem State.
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