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| Meg Warren and Samit Bordoloi publish new paper in the International Journal of Wellbeing | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø’s Josh Kaplan and His Students Exploring the Beneficial Impacts of CBD Compounds  | |||
| Brian J. Bowe, Carolyn Nielsen and Joe Gosen present Tunisia research at AEJMC | |||
| Betsy O'Donovan, Carolyn Nielsen present research at virtual AEJMC conference | |||
| Selling Anti-Consumption: ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Faculty Research 'Demarketing' in New Paper | |||
| In South Seattle, teens collect moss to help ID air quality | Residents of Seattle’s Duwamish River Valley have long known they suffer from high levels of air pollution. Air pollution that comes from nearby heavy industry, highways and air traffic has plagued South Seattle neighborhoods. “To the point that we have 13 years of life… |
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| Vikings on Mars | |||
| De-escalation Keeps Protesters And Police Safer. Departments Respond With Force Anyway | But just because there’s no data about protests that can be easily compared in a chart doesn’t mean we’re bereft of information, said Pat Gillham, a professor of sociology at Western Washington University. There’s 50 years of research on violence at protests, dating back to the … |
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| Increased Hawaii Seismic Activity Not Considered a Danger | The most likely cause of the recent swarm is a subterranean movement of magmatic fluids within the volcano, although Neal added the earthquakes could also be caused by gas or fluid escaping from Loihi. Jackie Caplan-Auerbach, a Western Washington University professor who has studied… |
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| Women in Ecology – Angela Strecker | If you’ve been following our , you’ve probably noticed a few common themes: the value of mentorship in STEM fields is highly important, and gender diversity in the workplace continues… |