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Lower Columbia College instructor receives Fulbright award

Lower Columbia College Instructor of Earth Sciences Morgan Salisbury received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award, the first at LCC.

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Faculty, students say NDSU failed them with its budget-cutting geology program teach out

In addition to concerns about the geology 'teach out,' faculty and students question whether the program should have been cut to begin with.

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EHS honors biology students join PAROC for hands-on ecology lesson

Emporia High School honors biology students joined the team at Emporia State University’s Prophet Aquatic Research and Outreach Center Tuesday morning for a hands-on lesson in ecology.

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Humans have pumped so much groundwater from the Earth that it s actually caused the planet s axis to shift, a new study found

New research shows that persistently pumping groundwater has shifted Earth s axis.The reason is that we re moving all that water mass from under the continents

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Humans have pumped so much groundwater from the Earth that it s actually caused the planet s axis to shift, a new study found

We're pumping so much groundwater and transferring it to the oceans that it's shifting a ton of water mass that's affecting Earth's rotational pole.

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