Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge Volunteer Newsletter  August 2011 What’s new? Summer is definitely in full swing! I hope you’ve been enjoying the sunshine and staying cool in the heat as well. We hope you have

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• Snake River
• National Wildlife Refuge
• Geography of the United States
• Environment of the United States
• Idaho
• Conservation in the United States
• Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge

Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge Volunteer Newsletter September 2010 What’s new? The cool mornings are still giving way to the summer heat and let’s hope it lasts! The water levels are just right for shorebirds to

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• Snake River
• National Wildlife Refuge
• Geography of the United States
• Environment of the United States
• Idaho
• Conservation in the United States
• Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge

Creation of new habitats by the planting of cool season grasses and legumes, seeding of warm season grasses and forbs, or allowing areas to re-vegetate through natural succession (annual weeds) is the easy part of wildli

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• Grasslands
• Herbicide
• Lawn care
• Soil contamination
• Toxicology
• Conservation Reserve Program
• Poaceae
• Spray
• Grass
• Agriculture
• Environment
• Chemistry

A joint initiative of the University of NH and Clean Air-Cool Planet What is the New England Carbon Challenge?  The New England Carbon Challenge is a joint initiative of the University of New Hampsh

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• Climate change policy
• Carbon finance
• Carbon dioxide
• Low-carbon economy
• Carbon offset
• Carbon neutrality
• Environment
• Carbon footprint
• Environmental issues with energy

Keeping cool on hot summer afternoons is no sweat for these children as they frolic in the water at the new North Greenwood Recreation and Aquatic Complex. May 2004

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Keeping cool on hot summer afternoons is no sweat for these children as they frolic in the water at the new North Greenwood Recreation and Aquatic Complex. May 2004

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Didymo www.paseagrant.org Didymosphenia geminata Didymo, commonly referred to as “rock snot”, is a species of freshwater diatom native to cool-water regions of northern Europe and North America. Since the mid-1980s,

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• Didymo in New Zealand
• Water
• Diatoms
• Didymosphenia geminata

NEWS RELEASE GREEN MARK AWARDS NEW NATIONAL LIBRARY IS COOL AND GREEN 1. The new National Library Building (NLB) and Nanyang Polytechnic are the

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• Sustainable architecture
• Low-energy building
• Environment
• Green building
• Nanyang Polytechnic
• Building and Construction Authority
• Passive solar building design
• Lighting
• Green building in Australia
• Architecture
• Sustainable building
• Sustainability

OCA News Splash! October, 2013 Calling All OCA Members: What’s Cool About Sharks – Free Book Promotion This Friday, October 4th, visit Amazon.com to download a FREE copy of Jim Knowlton’s new

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• David Helvarg
• Monterey Bay Aquarium
• United States National Marine Sanctuary
• Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
• Great white shark
• Gulf of the Farallones
• Monterey Bay
• Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary
• Shark
• Geography of California
• Fish
• California

U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey General Information Product[removed]Cool Facts about the New Madrid Seismic Zone Commemorating the Bicentennial of the New Madrid Earthquake Sequence December 1811–

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• Geology of Illinois
• Geology of Tennessee
• Mississippi basin
• New Madrid Seismic Zone
• New Madrid earthquake
• Earthquake
• Illinois earthquake
• Alabama earthquake
• Geography of the United States
• Seismology
• Geology