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Bacteria in the sky, making it rain, snow, and hail
Posted by: Anne Jefferson on May 27, 2011
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- This looks like a good book: Isotope Hydrology benchmark papers: cuahsi.org/docs/IsotopeHy… 4 hours ago
- Grad student at AEES this week. His topic: Watershed Modeling to Optimize Management of Stormwater to Control Stream N wp.me/pjc44-cF 6 hours ago
- Dear science, if you knew how busy I've been in life, you'd forgive me for ignoring you lately. I'll be back (and better ) soon. Love, Anne 1 day ago
- An update on the fracking/water contamination problems in Pavillion, Wyoming from the NYT nytimes.com/2012/06/02/us/… 2 days ago
- Really looking forward to seeing @lkluber today. Grad school friends reunited! 2 days ago
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