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| Money is available to enhance graduate research | |||
| When food turns deadly: Brodhagen to discuss aflatoxin at April 5 event | |||
| Tunnels provide growers with security | People in Texas don't always know what to think about the plastic-covered "high tunnels" that Russ Wallace manages for Texas AgriLife Extension outside of Lubbock. Sometimes they ask him how his "wind tunnels" are doing. Others compliment him on his greenhouses. |
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| Nielsen's study published in Newspaper Research Journal | |||
| Cool 2011 summer helped Lake Whatcom water quality a bit | Scientific measurements of the biochemistry of Lake Whatcom showed some improvement in 2011, but that is probably the result of a cool summer, not human efforts to control polluting runoff. |
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| Faculty may request access for research assistants to ILLiad accounts | |||
| Citizens' group studies Lake Padden water quality | A citizens' group called People for Lake Padden has been conducting a series of tests of the recreational lake's water quality, hoping that the data will provide information for city and county officials to use as they regulate development in its watershed. |
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| Canada and the U.S. No Longer Separated By Border of Horrors | This time last year, President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Stephen Harper launched two U.S.-Canada initiatives, one to negotiate greater federal regulatory cooperation, and the other to negotiate border security improvements. One year later, how are they doing on the border? ±õ²Ô… |
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| Market Report: 2011 showed some signs of improvement in Whatcom economy | It appears 2011 was one marked by slow, steady improvement in the Whatcom County economy. |
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| Abel to speak on Costa Rica research Feb. 15 |