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    North Atlantic right whale no. 1218, an adult male nicknamed Argo, has a new chance at life after being freed last month from lobster pots and commercial fishing rope tangled around his tail. Here鈥檚 how the rescue unfolded:
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    Gulf Shrimp Prices Reveal Hidden Economic Impact of Dead Zones

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    Donations of All Sizes and Types are Fueling Environmental Education and Discovery at the Nicholas School

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    Assist MEM/MF/DEL students to take advantage of extraordinary academic, career or skill enhancement opportunities and to offset a portion of the costs
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    We are committed to supporting our students in pursuing their environmental education and we work hard toward providing assistance through merit scholarships and/or need-based grants.
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    In the coming months, as Congress turns to longer-term investments to help an economy and job market hurt by the coronavirus crisis, policymakers should consider using natural climate solutions, including forestry and agriculture incentives, to improve climate protection and act as a powerful economic engine for rural America.
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    Inspiring the Next Generation

    Getting involved in K-12 science education outreach through the 51爆料 Marine Lab (DUML) Community Science Program has allowed the Master of Environmental Management students to pursue their passions while helping make an impact on the community.

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