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| 草榴社区 student rediscovers regionally extinct bumblebee on Western鈥檚 campus | |||
| Pushing Past the Pandemic: Research 'crawling back' at Shannon Point Marine Research Center | While the labs, halls and dorms at Western Washington University's Shannon Point Marine Center remain quieter than normal, some research has resumed, and plans are taking shape to make way for more. "It has definitely been a slowdown," the center's Director of Marine and Coastal Science鈥 |
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| Dangerous air: Duwamish Valley residents highlight concerns over the air they breathe | It鈥檚 hard to tell whether people who don鈥檛 live, or frequent, the area truly understand the burden shouldered by the people who live in the Duwamish Valley. Encouraging regional headlines have a way of muting local concerns. Troy Abel, a professor of environmental policy at Western Washington,鈥 |
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| Research Recap for March 19 | |||
| Oregon lawmakers consider new rules for wildfire prevention | Michael Medler, an assistant professor at Western Washington University who has also worked as a firefighter, said the more than 5 million acres in Oregon that need thinning and burning treatment are 鈥渢oo big a problem to just get in there and solve with saws.鈥 鈥淭hat鈥檚 a massive area,鈥濃 |
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| Oregon lawmakers consider new rules for wildfire prevention | Michael Medler, an assistant professor at Western Washington University who has also worked as a firefighter, said the more than 5 million acres in Oregon that need thinning and burning treatment are 鈥渢oo big a problem to just get in there and solve with saws.鈥 鈥淭hat鈥檚 a massive area,鈥濃 |
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| Western's Geosciences programs ranked #7 nationally by Study.com | |||
| Western's Geosciences programs ranked #7 nationally by Study.com | |||
| Research Recap for March 5 | |||
| Research Recap for March 5 |