In the News
Here is recent news coverage of Clemson Public Service Activities.
Clemson awaits decision on wind turbine funds
Greenville News | November 11, 2009
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Wind energy research ‘our next great opportunity’
Greenville News| November 11, 2009
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Food, fiber production spotlighted at Clemson's Edisto REC
The Times and Democrat | September 8, 2009
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Clean energy could provide S.C. job boost
The Post & Courier | September 8, 2009
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Clemson patent attracts biofuel company to Charleston
GSA Business | August 6, 2009
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Clemson Scientists Tie Gravity to Gecko’s Grip
News Channel 7 | August 6, 2009
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Peanut specialist gets top award
The Times & Democrat | August 3, 2009
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Clemson still investigating utility’s use of herbicides near Sheldon
The Island Packet | July 25, 2009
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Wall Street Journal | July 21, 2009
Nature sculpture by Herb Parker in S.C. Botanical Garden
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Spartanburg Herald-Journal | July 21, 2009
Groups can apply for portion of grant
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Anderson Independent-Mail | July 20, 2009
Lake Hartwell coalition pressing for action plan to deal with droughts
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Post & Courier | July 17, 2009
Buzz buzz! State’s beekeepers hold annual meeting at Clemson
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Seneca Daily Journal/Messenger | July 17, 20069
750,000 bees break free
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Post & Courier | July 16, 20069
Teens gather at Clemson for 4-H meeting
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Augusta Chronicle | July 11, 2009
Near and far, peach has place on plate
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WYFF-TV | July 16, 2008
Juicy Peach Crop
A South Carolina peach specialist says the state is leading the country in peach production behind California.
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CBS News | July 15, 2009
Stop cyberbullying with education
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Peach Times | Summer 2009
"New Peach Book Available"
"Clemson University Professor to Receive National Outstanding Extension Educator Career Award"
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Upstate Today | June 3, 2008
<>Sweet ambition, prickly task
If you want to grow fruit trees in your yard, there are two questions to address. ...
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New York Times | October 3, 2007
Organic, and Tastier; The Rat's Nose Knows
At Clemson University, Dr. Hyun-Jin Kim and Professor Feng Chen recently exploited this fact to intensify the flavor of basil plants.
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Christian Science Monitor | June 14, 2007
Ask the 2008 presidential candidates better foreign-policy questions
When it comes to foreign policy, the 2008 presidential candidates have focused almost exclusively on the Middle East.
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Southeast Farm Press | May 10, 2007
South Carolina wants reports of cogongrass
Cogongrass, one of the world’s worst weeds, has begun flowering in South Carolina
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New York Times | May 9, 2007
The Five-Second Rule Explored, or How Dirty Is That Bologna?
A couple of weeks ago I saw a new scientific paper from Clemson University that struck me as both pioneering and hilarious.
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Anderson Independent | April 8, 2007
Alpaca owners shed light on industry
Business changing from breeding to sheering
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Anderson Independent-Mail |April 5, 2007
Clemson to manage water resources
The water resources of the Savannah River Basin play a critical role in the region, so changes in how water is managed are essential to ensure a sound future
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Augusta Chronicle | April 3, 2007
Savannah River is subject of water talk
Gene Eidson believes the next "war between the states" is likely to involve water.
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Southeast Farm Press | January 25, 2007
New sweet corn varieties introduced
High tech production techniques and genetically altered new varieties provide more varied, yet more complex, opportunities
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Southeast Farm Press | January 18, 2007
South Carolina's Mike Jones named cotton specialist of the year
Mike Jones of Clemson University is the 2007 Extension Cotton Specialist of the Year
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