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Mining Is All Our Business, says U of A Mining Prof

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Arabic Special Programs secures $5.9M in federal funding

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Environmental Science Major Minors in Mineral Resources

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Strengthening Our Regional Impact

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MAKING ARIZONA

U of A Prof Tells the Science and Story of a Cherished Homeland

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An Argument for Campfires - Observations from RDS

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Hearing the Invisible: Transdisciplinary Research Engages the Community

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The Desert Difference

Conference in Yuma Drives Innovation in Arid Land Agriculture

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Million Dollar Mentorship

$50K Grant and Visionary Guidance Leads to $1M NASA-Funded Asteroid Research Project

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Bringing Drylands into Focus

ARID Project Aims to Advance NASA’s Earth Science Goals

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