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Swank, Ally R.
(2020-12)
Agricultural and urban storm runoff introduce hundreds of various chemicals of emerging concern (CECs) in waterways. These chemicals are seldomly monitored by environmental agencies and can accumulate over time, potentially ...
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Christiansen, Kyra; Popson, Devon
(2020-12)
With a growing need for skilled STEM workers in the US, it is necessary to examine why
minority groups such as women continue to participate in STEM at far lower rates. The historical
exclusion of women from education ...
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Wellman, Billie
(2020-12)
For years, popular media has pushed a narrative that science and technology are bad, scary, or
dangerous; from films to books to television shows, we have all been inundated with the message
that we need to be intimidated ...
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Van Skyock, Taylor
(2020-12)
Throughout the entirety of history, the Earth’s climate has been changing. A small fraction of
warming is natural over time, but most scientists agree that humans are the primary contributor
to this change. Although some ...
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Turley, Madison
(2020-12)
The computer science field has had a problem with diversity, specifically among women, Black,
and Latinx populations. This has remained since the 1980s despite other STEM fields seeing
improved diversity. It is important ...
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