CALS in the News for the week of December 3 – 9
In the News
Scientist Betül Kaçar On The Value Of Early Space Science And Astrobiology Education
Forbes, 12/5/22
Interviewed: Betül Kaçar, Bacteriology
Americans Are Moving Into Danger Zones
WIRED, 12/8/22
Quoted: Volker Radeloff, Forest and Wildlife Ecology
Before Beer Became Lager, a Microbe Made a Mysterious Journey
New York Times, 12/7/22
Quoted: Chris Hittinger, Genetics
Weird weather hit cattle ranchers and citrus growers in 2022. Why it likely will get worse.
USA Today via MSN.com, 12/8/22
Quoted: Paul Mitchell, Agricultural and Applied Economics
Can people be immunized against disinformation?
Association of American Medical Colleges News, 12/8/22
Quoted: Dominique Brossard, Life Sciences Communication
10-year-old boy who beat cancer traveled across the country to learn how Wisconsin cheese is made.
Sheboygan Press, 12/5/22
Mentioned: Center for Dairy Research
GOP members of Congress call for Evers to ban TikTok
WKOW, 12/6/22
Quoted: Don Stanley, Life Sciences Communication
Science saved his life. Now it’s his mission to inspire, close gaps for future innovators.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 12/6/22
Mentioned: Jo Handelsman, Plant Pathology
Paper cuts deep: The evolution of Wisconsin’s paper industry
The Badger Herald, 12/6/22
Quoted: Scott Bowe, Forest and Wildlife Ecology
UW committee finds ethical research approaches lend to honest results
The Badger Herald, 12/7/22
Quoted: Brian Fox, Biochemistry
MMSD enrollment projected to drop another 10% over next five years
The Cap Times, 12/6/22
Mentioned: Applied Population Laboratory
Partners pursue nitrate pollution
Agri-View, 12/5/22
Mentioned: Dairy Innovation Hub
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Delegates Set Policy for 2023
Mid-West Farm Report, 12/5/22
Mentioned: Farm and Industry Short Course
Of Interest
The collapse of insects
Reuters, 12/6/22
2,000-cow Kewaunee dairy operation charged with fraud, conspiracy in manure dumping
Wisconsin State Journal, 12/7/22
CALS in the News is a weekly selection of media stories quoting or mentioning CALS faculty, staff, students, alumni, research and programs. Other stories of interest to the UW–Madison community and those in the fields of agriculture and the life sciences are also included. This list is produced by CALS External Relations. Read more about our mission and methodology for curating this list.