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If you’re studying climate change at the University of Montana, you’re learning from a Nobel laureate – Dr. Steve Running

September 10, 2016 /

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Steve Running http://www.ntsg.umt.edu/user/9 shared in a Nobel Peace Prize for his smarts on climate change, and that same knowledge helped him save a special event headed for disaster.

"I saved a wedding once with this theory. This is a fact," Running said to some 80 students the first week of school.

KEILA SZPALLER [email protected]

Full Story: http://missoulian.com/news/local/if-you-re-studying-climate-change-at-um-you-re/article_fb23a2bd-69ba-54fd-a3ac-bfbfc4de61de.html

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