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_black-death-to-zika-disease-culture-and-the-applied-history-of-public-health.webp "Instructor:nHoward I. Kushner, PhDnnGraduate Assistants:nBrian Mallard, MA Candidate, HistorynBrent Erickson, MA candidate, MALASnnnnWeek 14: 29 November 2017nnEbola and Zika nnVideonnRandall M. Packard, Gregg Mitman, & Julie Livingston, National History Center Congressional Briefing on the Historical Perspectives of the 2014 African Ebola Epidemic. November 17, 2014 at the Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DCnnhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iakj2ts9CfYnnhttp://nationalhistorycenter")
⏲ 51 min 63 sec ✓ 30-May-2018
_what-is-eutrophication-124-agriculture-124-biology-124-fuseschool.webp "FuseSchool - Global Education")
_what-is-pollution-124-types-of-pollution-air-124-water-124-soil-124-noise-124-dr-binocs-show-peekaboo-kidz.webp "Peekaboo Kidz")
What is POLLUTION? | Types of POLLUTION - Air | Water | Soil | Noise | Dr Binocs Show -Peekaboo Kidz
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_michael-j-puma-ph-d-the-impact-of-climate-change-on-global-food-security.webp "The world population is expected to grow to almost 10 billion by 2050. With 3.4 billion more mouths to feed, and the growing desire of the middle class for meat and dairy in developing countries, global demand for food could increase by between 60 and 100 percent. Agriculture around the world needs to step up production and increase yields. The impacts of climate change—higher temperatures, extreme weather, drought, increasing levels of carbon dioxide and sea level rise—threaten to decrease")
⏲ 34 min 56 sec ✓ 05-Oct-2018
_complete-ap-environmental-science-exam-review-guide-everything-you-need-to-pass.webp "Jordan Dischinger-Smedes")
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_why-study-environmental-science.webp "University of Plymouth")
_hsu-college-of-natural-resources-amp-sciences-commencement-2016.webp "Congratulations, class of 2016! You did it. To find your on-camera moment, use this timestamped index: nMaster's Degrees: nBiology 36:59 - 37:52nEnvironmental Systems 38: 06 - 38:51nNatural Resources 39:07 - 41:37 nnBachelor's Degrees: nBiology 43:02 - 53:34 nBotany 53:48 -55:45 nChemistry 56:00 - 56:54nComputer Science 57:11 - 59:10 nEnvironmental Management and Protection 59:24 - 1:02:16 nEnvironmental Resources Engineering 1:02:32 - 1:05:39nEnvironmental Science 1:05:57 - 1:12:13 nFisheries")
_cougar-news-10-17-14.webp "This show features Ms. Duffer and her Environmental Science class's Solar Challenge, Mrs. Nicholson's promotion of the upcoming Choir Concert, and next week's announcements.")
_science-education-amp-civic-engagement-in-hawaii.webp "Log Line:SENCER Hawaiʻi is an initiative of the National Center for Science & Civic Engagement that has evolved from the work of like-minded educators and researchers in Hawaiʻi who believe community engagement programs and improving STEM teaching and learning by making connections to civic issues for an informed citizenry.nnMy contribution to this production (produced, directed, shot, edited and narrated) is in creation of this outreach video for SENCER Hawaiʻi.This is a work-in-prog")
_mario-g-schjetnan-10-19-19-laep-and-homecoming-lecture.webp "Mexican landscape architect Mario G. Schjetnan (MLA ’70), founder and director of Grupo de Diseño Urbano, has been named the 2018 recipient of the Elise and Walter A. Haas International Award. Established in 1964, the award honors a UC Berkeley alumnus/a who is a native, citizen, and resident of another country and who has a distinguished record of service to that country in the arts, science and engineering, education, business, environmental protection, government, or any other field.nnAs p")
_habitation-no-2-amp-no-6.webp "Title: Habitation No.6 — City with a Diamond HeartnMaterial: Interactive sound sculpture. Recycled material from the previous installation in the gallery, circuit bending devicenDimensions: 10’x10’x10’nYear: 2018nInteractive sound sculpture embodies the Buddhist doctrine asserts that all of conditioned existence, without exception, is")
_m-o-s-h-field-trip-12-10-12.webp "In Science class, we have been studying health and the human body. To bring this unit to life, we visited M.O.S.H. - the Museum of Science and History. We walked into a huge model of a mouth, and explored many different bodily structures and processes! Afterward, we visited the rest of the museum, enjoying a native plant and wildlife courtyard; an aquarium; an environmental exhibit; and a planetarium! What a fun-filled, first field trip!")
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