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DRINKing It in: Five Teams and Their Desalination Designs Earn a Spot in Final Stage of Waves to Water Prize Competition

DRINKing It in: Five Teams and Their Desalination Designs Earn a Spot in Final Stage of Waves to Water Prize Competition
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Contest Challenges Inventors to Harness Wave Power to Desalinate Seawater

Contest Challenges Inventors to Harness Wave Power to Desalinate Seawater
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Offshore wind could be big business for North Carolina

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper said new goals for offshore wind energy off the coast. The industry could generate billions for the state.

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Extracurricular funding on its way to K-12 students in the Cowichan Valley

Extracurricular funding on its way to K-12 students in the Cowichan Valley SHARE ON: Frances Kelsey Secondary School. Photo supplied by Frances Kelsey Secondary School Facebook page. School advisory councils in the Cowichan Valley, as well as the rest of the province, are getting some funding to ensure extracurricular activities are available when students can safely participate. It’s all thanks to more than $11 million in funding through the B.C. government’s Community Gaming Grants program. The program works to keep activities that benefit the social, cultural, and physical health and well-being of students afloat. K-12 students are given support for experiences like student publications, grad ceremonies, and sports or playground equipment, as well as writing, drama, and music clubs thanks to the grants program.

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