Sustainability in Maryland Today
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Frequently, Maryland Today features highlight sustainability successes from the UMD community. Explore some of the article topic tags below to learn more about sustainability at UMD.
Maryland Today Articles: Climate Change
A New Way to ‘Rock On’ to Fight Climate Change?
UMD to Study Viability of an Emerging Carbon Credit Market in Basalt Dust to Treat Farm Soil
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A New Way to ‘Rock On’ to Fight Climate Change? 
White House Science Policy Leader Cites Dangers, Opportunities at Presidential Forum
The Future of AI, Health and Climate Could Look ‘Dark or Bright,’ Official Says
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White House Science Policy Leader Cites Dangers, Opportunities at Presidential Forum 
Report: U.S., China Must Collaborate on Carbon Dioxide Removal
Scientists From UMD, Chinese Government Present Findings at U.N. Climate Conference
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Report: U.S., China Must Collaborate on Carbon Dioxide Removal Maryland Today Articles: Environmental Science & Technology
Research Shows We Know Less About the Daily Life of Wildlife Than Expected
Global Camera Study Focused on 400-plus Mammal Species on Six Continents
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Research Shows We Know Less About the Daily Life of Wildlife Than Expected 
4 Invasive Species to Watch Out for in Maryland
From Spotting Brightly Colored Beetles to Cutting Back Choking Vines, UMD Experts Explain How You Can Help
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4 Invasive Species to Watch Out for in Maryland 
In Tanzania, an On-the-Ground View of Farming Struggles, Ambitions
Graduate Students Collaborate With Locals on Food, Water, Energy Innovations
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In Tanzania, an On-the-Ground View of Farming Struggles, Ambitions Maryland Today Articles: Geographical Sciences
Study: Shrinking Sea Ice Means More-Intense Storms on Alaska’s Coast
Bering Sea Environmental Changes Threaten People, Ecosystems
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Study: Shrinking Sea Ice Means More-Intense Storms on Alaska’s Coast 
NASA Awards $5M to Study Satellite Mission on Mapping Climate Change
EDGE Would Map Vegetation, Ice Sheets With High Density of Laser Beams
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NASA Awards $5M to Study Satellite Mission on Mapping Climate Change 
Growing Resilience From the Ground, Up
Ugandan-born Geographer Catherine Nakalembe Links Satellites and On-the-Ground Monitoring to Help African Farmers Weather Extreme Events
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Growing Resilience From the Ground, Up