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Jul 20 2020
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Out West student blog
Exploring the West from the Midwest
Nina Wagner combines her love for history and the outdoors as an intern at Yellowstone's Heritage and Research Center.
Jul 17 2020
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Lane Center Student Cade Cannedy Wins Prestigious Prize for Air Quality Research
Lane Center student researcher, Cade Cannedy, recognized for his thesis on the American West
Jul 17 2020
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Out West student blog
Grid Reliability
Alex Evers works to make sure the lights stay on in the American West.
Jul 15 2020
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Advocating for Equity in Urban Greening Projects
Jess Dominick combines passions for environmental justice and urban planning as an intern for the Trust for Public Lands.
Jul 15 2020
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Stanford water expert discusses slowdown in federal regulation of drinking water
Federal regulators have moved to delay assessment and action on chemicals that could contaminate drinking water. Richard Luthy explains how the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and individual states approach waterborne threats.
Jul 13 2020
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Out West student blog
Studying My Favorite Estuary: A Wetlander's Perspective
David Ludeke becomes familiar with the ecology of his backyard.
Jul 13 2020
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In the Face of Poverty, a Scarcity of Providers, and Geographic Isolation, Rural Westerners Find Promise in Telehealth
For rural Westerners with poor access to health care, telemedicine might be the answer
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