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UM Bio Station Awarded $9 5 Million for Ocean Climate Change Science

Led by Matthew Church, a FLBS aquatic microbial ecology professor, the SUBSEA research team will receive $9.5 million over the next five years to help refine…

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U S , Canada and Ktunaxa Nation ink agreement to mitigate waterborne pollution

The International Joint Commission will take up pollution in the Elk-Kootenai watershed.

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Bio station gets grant, Griz donate record amounts of food, alumna to receive honorary doctorate

UM bio station receives $6.6 million federal grant to combat pesticide pollution in Montana

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Salmon competing with industry as glaciers melt says study — exposing new habitat

A new study has found that glacier retreat is exposing land never touched by humans and creating new rivers. This new habitat is already attracting salmon – and mining interest.

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EPA awards $6 6 million grant to UM pesticides-in-streams study

Pesticides pollute lakes and streams across the nation, but no one knows how much pesticides affect Montana’s rivers.

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