UM students tackle climate change with popular minor
University of Montana students visit Glacier National Park as part of a climate change studies field course. (Courtesy photo)
MISSOULA — Amid a record-setting drought across the Pacific Northwest and fires raging in the West, students enrolled in the University of Montana's climate change studies program have a front-row seat to address the effects of a changing climate.
The program was established in 2009, becoming the first interdisciplinary undergraduate degree program in the nation aimed at educating students to solve one of the world's greatest challenges...
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