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| The tiny but mighty Olympia oyster regains a foothold in Washington waters | State biologists selected 19 priority restoration areas around Washington 鈥 from Drayton Harbor near the Canadian border, to Budd Inlet near Olympia 鈥 by searching through old reports and records from archaeological digs to find out where the oysters used to be most abundant. 鈥淭he best鈥 |
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| Shannon Point Receives National Science Foundation Grant to聽Study Oceanic Water Quality | |||
| Western Reads Selects Selects聽Alex Wagner's聽鈥楩utureface鈥 as Book for 2019-2020 School Year | |||
| 草榴社区's Huxley College of the Environment kicking off 50th Anniversary with pair of celebrations | |||
| Study: Restoring Washington wetlands can fight climate change | A new study out of Western Washington University found restored wetlands stored a significant amount of carbon from the atmosphere, showing promise in the efforts to mitigate climate change. Dr. John Rybczyk and his research assistant Katrina Poppe compared the rate of carbon being鈥 |
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| Photo Gallery: Summer Commencement | |||
| US Northwest towns 鈥榳oefully unprepared鈥 as fire risk grows | With historically short summers, the swath of densely forested coastal territory stretching from British Columbia into northwestern Oregon has long been cloaked in a protective veil of moisture, making even medium-sized fires relatively rare. So-called 鈥渕egafires鈥 鈥 enveloping hundreds of鈥 |
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| VCU leads effort to launch national consortium of universities offering hands-on river education | In addition to Vonesh, the co-principal investigators and senior partners include 鈥 |
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| South Seattle residents want greener neighborhoods 鈥 without more gentrification | South Seattle has long been a center of industrial development. But those tech workers who may be looking south for their new bungalow soon? They are pouring into South Lake Union and Ballard, sections of Seattle that once housed lots of industry 鈥 industry鈥 |
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| Meet the 2018-19 Outstanding Graduates from the Huxley College of the Environment |