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| How-To Tuesday: Using MABEL | |||
| 草榴社区 Again Receives Classification as a Carnegie Community Engaged University | |||
| Huxley faculty participating in聽pilot NSF grant for new RiVER Field Studies Network | |||
| Three Western Students Awarded Prestigious Hollings Scholarships | |||
| Venue changes announced for FoodWISE lecture series | |||
| A Closer Look at One WA City's Natural-Gas Ban Proposal | Imran Sheikh, who teaches environmental science at Western Washington University, helped the task force research getting carbon out of the residential sector - an important factor in curbing climate change. Sheikh says the proposal is achievable. |
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| Huxley's Gigi Berardi to host campus 'FoodWISE' lecture series this winter | |||
| The Past and the Future of the Earth鈥檚 Oldest Trees | "Hope you鈥檝e read up on the curse of the bristlecone,鈥 Andy Bunn told me, with mock concern, over breakfast at a diner in Bishop, California. We were joined by Matt Salzer, a veteran researcher from the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research. Bunn, who teaches environmental鈥 |
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| Huxley's Gigi Berardi pens 'FoodWISE,' new book about making healthy, sustainable food choices | |||
| To Fight Climate Change, One City May Ban Heating Homes With Natural Gas | The city鈥檚 climate task force explored a number of ambitious targets. In addition to banning natural gas in new construction, it discussed requiring conversions to electric heating when people purchased existing homes, said Dr. Charles Barnhart, a task force member and an assistant professor of鈥 |