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English Department Inherits Shakespeare Project 150 Years In The Making

Faculty and students are innovating Shakespeare studies for the digital age and sharing their work during a symposium April 26.

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Why rising groundwater may threaten San Francisco buildings | Climate

Before rising seas flood San Francisco’s streets from climate change, rising groundwater mixed with salt water could degrade underground structures like sewage lines and building foundations, scientists say.

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How rising groundwater, toxic soil threaten SF Bay, health | Climate Change

As sea levels rise, contaminated soil in the Bay Area could pose health risk to SF.

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Anchorage Summer Solstice Festival celebrates 20 years

Anchorage Summer Solstice Festival celebrates 20 years
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One Planet: New study focuses on flood risks from sea level rise & rising groundwater

A new study says we could face even more flooding in the future from atmospheric rivers, sea level rise & rising groundwater. How should cities adapt?

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