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New Zealand Antarctic Medal (NZAM) Dr Megan Ruby Balks, Te Awamutu, for services to Antarctic soil science Living on the slopes of Mt Pirongia at Ngutunui is...

In 2015, during a severe drought in Washington, John Henning, a courtesy professor in the Oregon State University Department of Crop and Soil Science, noticed something interesting happening to the hop crops he was studying. “I saw my hop variety Vista growing phenomenally well,” said Henning, who is also an agricultural research service scientist with...

Oklahoma Game Wardens said 24 year-old Jackson Williams was retrieving a duck at Sooner Lake near Pawnee on Sunday when he hit a drop-off and never resurfaced.

Smoke, steam, and particulate pollution produced by industry have been influencing Pacific sea temperatures and so reducing rainfall.

Jackson Williams, 24, died Sunday morning when he went to retrieve a duck in Sooner Lake and hit a drop-off.

Williams, 24, died Sunday morning when he went to retrieve a duck in Sooner Lake and hit a drop-off, causing his waders to fill with water and weigh him down, according to the Oklahoma Game Wardens, who posted the news on Facebook.

Oklahoma State University mourned the loss of one of its students who died while duck hunting.

An Oklahoma State University graduate student died in a tragic accident while duck hunting at Sooner Lake.

An Oklahoma State University student died while hunting for ducks after his waders filled up with water and dragged him to the bottom of the lake

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