CSU Climate Hub at Spur launches new podcast
This article was originally published by Allison Sylte in The Source on August 31, 2026. Read the original article here. No matter where you look, Colorado State University is full of solution-seeking energy – especially when it comes to combating the effects of climate change. The CSU Climate Hub at the Spur campus in Denver […]
Corporate Sustainability Beyond Turbulence: Reflections from the 2026 Aspen Business & Society Summit
Spending three days in Aspen, Colorado, with 190 sustainability leaders from some of America’s largest corporations offers real insight into where the business sector stands in these turbulent times. The arrival of artificial intelligence, geopolitical upheaval, a shifting tariff landscape, and spiking energy prices — to name just a few growing pressures — have created […]
From sustainable AI and fertilizer to forest health – sample of CSU research that will be featured at the NSS conference
This article was originally published by Allison Sylte in The Source on July 31, 2026. Read the original article here. Between the innovations happening on the Powerhouse Energy Campus, cutting-edge wildfire research and the host of environmental initiatives that happen on campus, Colorado State University is a global leader in sustainability. That’s why the CSU […]
Courage, Credibility, and Collective Action: A Conversation with NSS President Dan Brown
This August 17–19, Colorado State University’s Climate Hub and School for Sustainable Futures (formerly the School of Global Environmental Sustainability) will host the 3rd Annual National Sustainability Society Conference. Ahead of the event, we sat down with Dan Brown, President of the National Sustainability Society and Professor and Director of Environmental and Forest Sciences at […]
Colorado Climate Week Brought Hundreds for Opening Days: Highlights from Second Annual Climate Week
From March 30 – April 1, CSU Spur came alive as it hosted the opening days of the second annual Colorado Climate Week, in partnership with the Colorado Cleantech and the CSU Climate Hub. Over the course of three days, 176 speakers and hundreds of climate professionals, community members, artists, and researchers came together—not just to share ideas, but to […]
Colorado Climate Center Provides Custom Climate Insights to Meet Local Water Utility Needs
The Colorado Climate Center, a partner of the CSU Climate Hub, has studied the climate and how it has been changing in Colorado for over 50 years. In 2025, the Climate Center team was able to take their efforts close to home through a project with the City of Fort Collins Utilities—one that they hope to replicate for other customers through the CSU Climate […]
CSU Climatologist Allie Mazurek meets with Elementary School Students
CSU Engagement Climatologist Allie Mazurek was featured on Colorado Public Radio on February 2, 2026 after meeting with students to discuss Colorado’s climate. Students from Shelton Elementary School were able to directly engage with Mazurek by getting answers to their pressing climate questions in Q&A format. Check out the full Colorado Public Radio story here. […]
CSU Faculty publish ‘The Conversation’ piece “Climate change threatens the Winter Olympics’ future”
Professor of Snow Hydrology Dr. Steven R. Fassnacht and Assistant Professor of Forestry Dr. Sunshine Swetnam with CSU’s Warner College of Natural Resources publish The Conversation piece “Climate change threatens the Winter Olympics’ future – and even snowmaking has limits for saving the Games”. Check out the full story here.