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<Title>Antarctica: Aerial Photos Reveal Impact of Climate Change</Title>
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<Title>Clare Maffei's Summer 2017 Research- New Life for Old Fields</Title>
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<Title>Jeff Halverson discusses the iconic 1950 Thanksgiving Storm</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Follow the link below to one of the most intense 20th-century storms you may have never heard of.</div>
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<Summary>Follow the link below to one of the most intense 20th-century storms you may have never heard of.</Summary>
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<Title>Pollution Buildup At Conowingo Dam May Harm Chesapeake Bay</Title>
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<Summary>UMBC Professor Andy Miller discusses Conowingo Dam and how it could hinder Chesapeake Bay cleanup in this article and podcast with NPR.</Summary>
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<Title>Out of Sync in a Warming World</Title>
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    <div class="html-content"><div>UMBC Ecologist Colin Studds discusses how climate change is altering seasonal events in the natural world in this podcast with WYPR.</div></div>
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<Summary>UMBC Ecologist Colin Studds discusses how climate change is altering seasonal events in the natural world in this podcast with WYPR.</Summary>
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<Title>Classifying Hurricanes</Title>
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    <div class="html-content"><div><span>Samantha Durbin, class of 2017, environmental science, discusses issues with how hurricanes are categorized<em> in this </em></span><span><em><span>Capital Weather Gang article for </span>The Washington Post</em>.<br></span></div></div>
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<Summary>Samantha Durbin, class of 2017, environmental science, discusses issues with how hurricanes are categorized in this Capital Weather Gang article for The Washington Post.</Summary>
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<Title>Chris Swan finds restoration efforts more effective</Title>
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<Title>Dawn Biehler - urban pests and housing inequality</Title>
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<Title>Costa Rica field course applications DUE Friday, March 10th</Title>
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    service-learning, and environmental/cultural engagement.   Students will
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     service projects, gaining hands-on experience in social science<span> </span><span>field</span><span> </span>research (participatory photo mapping), environmental engineering fieldwork (water quality monitoring), and<span> </span><span>field</span><span> </span>ecology
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    Together, the group will work to weave together these three fieldwork 
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    impacts at the forest-water nexus as it is represented in the Monteverde
     region in<span> </span><span>Costa</span><span> </span><span>Rica</span>. <br><br><strong>Note:</strong><span> </span>This<span> </span><span>course</span><span> </span>offered as a GES 400/600-level Special Topics<span> </span><span>course</span>,
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     minimum language requirement, students with strong communication skills
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