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United States Tonyh Grubesic Ohio State University University Of California At Riverside Institute For Museum National Science Foundation
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Business and economic journalists in Africa trained on land rights and governance in Africa | United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
Addis Ababa, 20 November 2023 (ECA) - Business and economics journalists from various media houses across Africa participated in a master class on land rights and governance in Africa ahead of the fifth edition of the Conference on Land Policy in Africa (CLPA) underway from 21-24 November 2023 in Addis Ababa, EthiopiaThe training was organized by The African Land Policy Center
Addis Ababa Eileen Wakesho Kimani Njogu Community Land Protection Program African Land Policy Center Scientific Committee
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Faculty, students say NDSU failed them with its budget-cutting geology program 'teach out'
In addition to concerns about the geology 'teach out,' faculty and students question whether the program should have been cut to begin with.
United States Minnesota State University Moorhead West Fargo North Dakota New Zealand Southern Illinois University
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NOAA to fund oyster sanctuary, marine sciences program
The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration is awarding $14.9 million to the North Carolina Coastal Federation for oyster habitat restoration and a program to encourage underrepresented university students to study marine sciences.
Source: coastalreview.org
Better estimating South Dakota's air quality
Air quality may be more top of mind after our hazy summer. Two researchers from South Dakota State University are working to more accurately estimate it.
United States Xiaoyang Zhang Fangjun Li Geospatial Sciences Geospatial Sciences Center Department Of Geography
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RMIT AI Experts: AI Won't Lead to Human Extinction
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Geographer publishes study to share biodiversity conservation findings in Brazil
A Kansas State University geographer published a study that shares the vital role private properties play in protecting native species in Brazil.
Source: wibw.com
North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources: Rare earth elements likely prevalent in Williston Basin
(Bismarck, ND) -- Rare earth elements and minerals are in high demand for the United States, and North Dakota has signs of the necessary materials deep in the soil. The North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources say the state's Geological Survey has found indications of several critical minerals in the Williston Basin. The ND Geological Survey says cobalt, gallium,
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Drones working to detect crop disease early, propel ag research forward
Over the last decade, agriculture research has become more and more advanced—in large part because of unmanned aerial vehicles, otherwise known as drones
South Dakota State University South Dakota United States Shahid Khan Maitiniyazi Maimaitijiang Aviation Administration Part
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