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Alaska's Glacial Melt
The melting of glaciers is well documented it has been learned that previous studies have largely overestimated mass loss from Alaskan Glaciers over the past 40 years.

Erik Sheifer, a Northern Arizona University geographer discussed the subject with KJZZ's Morning Edition Host Dennis Lambert and how they went about recalculating glacier melt in Alaska.

Kelly L. Madison - Morning Edition Producer
( Mar 18, 2010 )

Urban Heat Island
Urban Heat Island or UHI is a phenomenon experienced in large cities, where the constant heat of the day is absorbed by the buildings and concrete.

A classic example is the typical valley summer when night time lows don't often reach below 90 degrees.

KJZZ's Morning Edition Host Dennis Lambert discussed UHI with Arizona State University professor of architecture Harvey Bryan.

Kelly L. Madison - Morning Edition Producer
( Mar 8, 2010 )

Eradicating Child Sex Slavery
Linda Smith, president and founder of Shared Hope International will speak on Eradicating Child Sex Slavery: The Vision of Shared Hope International at noon on March 5th in the Great Hall of Armstrong Hall at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.

KJZZ's Morning Edition Host Dennis Lambert talked with Smith about shocking prevalence of the child-sex trade in Phoenix.

Smith's lecture is hosted by the College of Law's Center for Law and Global Affairs at ASU.

Kelly L. Madison - Morning Edition Producer
( Mar 5, 2010 )

Caring for Haiti
Haitian native, Jocelyn Jean-Baptist, quickly volunteered with the International Medical Corps (IMC) to return to her homeland to provide lifesaving care to survivors of the massive earthquakes.

A registered nurse with more than twenty years experience, Jean-Babtist worked tirelessly with patients during long days and nights, providing emergency medical care under battlefield conditions and witnessing the amazing bravery and resilience of the Haitian people.

Jean-Babtist visited with KJZZ's Morning Edition Host, Dennis Lambert to discuss what Haiti faces now and in the future.

Kelly L. Madison -- Morning Edition Producer

PHOTO CREDITS: Crystal Wells/International Medical Corps
( Feb 24, 2010 )

The Nitty-Gritty of Dust
New research is underway at the University of Arizona to better understand dust -- how it affects climate, our health and everday lives.

KJZZ's Morning Edition Host Dennis Lambert spoke with Jason Field, Research Specialist and Dave Breshears, Principle Investigator and Professor of the School of National Resources & the Enviornment at U of A.

Kelly L. Madison - Morning Edition Producer
( Feb 22, 2010 )

2009 Credit Act: What You Need to Know
According to a CreditCards.com survey, almost 75% of cardholders admit to not reading the terms and conditions of their credit cards.

As of February 22nd, credit card holders can mark their calendars for the day when the new consumer protectsions begin with the Credit Card Accountability Reponsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009.

KJZZ's Dennis Lambert visited with Felicia Thompson, Director of Marketing and Communication for the Arizona Better Business Bureau to discuss the impacts of this new credit law.
( Feb 15, 2010 )

Biomimicry Institute @ ASU
ASU has become the newest member of the Biomimicry Affiliate Program of the Montana-based Biomimicry Institute. ASU is the only US institution to be awarded this status.

KJZZ's Dennis Lambert visited with ASU Associate Professor and program director for industrial design Prasad Boradkar and Adiran Smith, a Biology Phd Student in the ASU School of Life Science to learn the true nature of Biomimicry.

Kelly L. Madison - Morning Edition Producer
( Feb 8, 2010 )

Algal BioFuels
The University of Arizona, member of The National Alliance for Advanced Biofuels and Bioproducts, has received a grant from the US Department of Energy totaling more than $44 million for algal biofuels and bioproducts research & development.

KJZZ's Dennis Lambert spoke with Kimberly Ogden, a UA chemical & environmental engineering professor, who is serving as the principal investigator of the project.

Kelly L. Madison - Morning Edition Producer
( Jan 19, 2010 )

Infrared Camera Seeks Hidden Art Treasures
A scientist at the University of Arizona in Tucson has modified a commercial 8-megapixel digital camera to see through layers of paint in artwork. It can potentially find treasures under the orignal canvas.
( Jan 4, 2010 )

TrekDesk: A Path Back to Health
Overweight & struggling with back pain, Phoenix inventor Steve Bordley knew he had to do something so he created the TrekDesk -- featured in this segment from American Public Media's -- Kaitlyn Carroll from Marketplace's Morning Report has the story.
( Dec 24, 2009 )

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