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OSU researcher on the potential of geothermal energy in Oregon
The Bureau of Land Management is leasing out land in Malheur County for geothermal energy. We'll hear from an expert to break down what it is and its potential in the state.

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OSU researchers are working to make wood stoves burn more cleanly
We'll hear about efforts to make residential wood stoves burn more cleanly and efficiently.

Lawsuit
OSU student suing Trump administration asks judge to preserve visa until lawsuit settles
U.S. District Judge Michael J. McShane last week temporarily blocked immigration enforcement against the student. That ruling is set to expire May 5.

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Oregon sees growth in outdoor industry, worth over $8 billion
The Bureau of Economic Analysis found that Oregon's outdoor industry brings in billions to the stat's economy. We'll hear from OSU to break down the growth and the industry's future.

OSU-Cascades celebrates first-generation students in Bend
OSU-Cascades celebrates first-generation students in Bend. Federal programs help first-generation students, college officials said, but future funding is unclear.
Hamburgers contribute to climate change. OSU researchers say kelp is on the way
Oregon State University researchers want to find a way to make your hamburger less bad for the planet. They’re doing that by feeding cows a food that’s not grown on land — seaweed.

Long-term forecast predicts increased forest fire activity in Oregon and Washington’s dampest areas
Hotter and more intense fires are likely coming to the Pacific Northwest’s cooler and wetter forests. That’s from new research led by an Oregon State University scientist.
Oregon universities continue to plan for fall term amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Most major, public universities in Oregon are taking a cautious approach — offering mostly online, remote classes this fall.
Sports
Oregon State women’s volleyball players describe abusive team environment under coach Mark Barnard
Athletes and others have told The Associated Press that the Oregon State University’s volleyball coach runs an abusive program that has lost 11 players who have quit or transferred since 2016 and that two team members contemplated suicide, with one attempting an overdose.

science environment
Oregon Wave Energy Project Enters Critical Permitting Phase
Project managers hope to begin construction on the PacWave testing facility later this year.