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In the News:
New NASA Mission Will Focus On Climate Change
A new NASA mission set to launch later this month will help scientists better understand the most important human-produced greenhouse gas contributing to climate change: carbon dioxide. Called the Orbiting Carbon Observatory, the satellite may help us better predict how our climate may change in the future. "The Orbiting Carbon Observatory will provide the initial steps in the journey of measuring carbon dioxide from space, and the discoveries will be profound—we'll gather basic information about the distribution of carbon that we wouldn't have been able to do any other way," says Graeme Stephens of Colorado State University, Fort Collins, a co-investigator on the Orbiting Carbon Observatory science team.
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Featured Video: Exploration Day - Spring 2008
A quick look at the labs and student projects you’ll see when you attend the College of Engineering’s annual Engineering Exploration Day. Exploration Day is a chance to talk with current students and faculty, and get an inside look at the CSU campus.