Reflections on the Delta NEH Landmarks Seminar: The Most Southern Place on Earth I got home late last night (early this morning, to be exact) from my trip to the South, and sleep deprivation hit me harder than I thought.

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Ag EMS: The New York Experience As early as 1996 agricultural stakeholders in NY recognized that farmers needed assistance in assessing their impact on the environment. This recognition was driven by the need to impleme

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• Environmental law
• Agriculture in the United States
• Industrial agriculture
• Agriculture and the environment
• Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations
• Dairy farming
• Environmental management system
• ISO 14000
• Environmental impact assessment
• Environment
• Environmental economics
• Earth

Canadian Communications and Outreach Plan - International Polar Year[removed], Canadian IPY Secretariat (October 2005)

Source URL: www.api-ipy.gc.ca

• Poles
• International Polar Year
• Geography of Antarctica
• Professional associations
• Arctic
• Antarctic
• Polar region
• Association of Polar Early Career Scientists
• Physical geography
• Earth sciences
• Extreme points of Earth

  LETTER OF AGREEMENT  BETWEEN  THE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON ANTARCTIC RESEARCH (SCAR)  AND 

Source URL: iasc.info

• Earth
• Association of Polar Early Career Scientists
• Planetary science
• Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research
• International Polar Year
• International Council for Science
• Arctic
• Earth sciences
• International Arctic Science Committee
• Academia

In early 2007, the Cabot Conservation Committee and the Marshfield and Plainfield Conservation Commissions joined together to initiate a pilot water quality study in their towns

Source URL: www.winooskiriver.org

• Water Supply (Water Quality) Regulations
• Water quality
• Earth
• Total suspended solids
• Water pollution
• Water
• Environment

EVOLUTION OF OUR MOON Early Stages: A Magma Ocean — As the rocky materials orbiting Earth accreted, the Moon grew larger and hotter. Heat from accretion caused the outer surface, and perhaps more, of the Moon to melt,

Source URL: www.lpi.usra.edu

• Planetary geology
• Plate tectonics
• Volcanic rocks
• Volcanology
• Moon
• Basalt
• Lunar mare
• Crust
• Igneous rock
• Geology
• Planetary science
• Lunar science

WHY GO To THE MOON? There are almost as many answers to this question as there are craters on the Moon — depending on your interests! The Moon formed from Earth, and holds a record of Earth’s early history — a reco

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• Moons
• Planemos
• Apollo program
• Planetary science
• Space colonization
• Colonization of the Moon
• Space
• Spaceflight
• Exploration of the Moon

Research Report: CISA[removed]Understanding Needs for a Drought Early Warning System: Drought Impacts and Stresses on Coastal Ecosystems

Source URL: www.cisa.sc.edu

• Droughts
• Climate
• National Integrated Drought Information System
• Drought
• National Estuarine Research Reserve
• Hydrology
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• National Ocean Service
• Xerochore
• Atmospheric sciences
• Earth
• Meteorology

Guidelines for Early Detection and Rapid Response Systems

Source URL: www.invasivespecies.gov

• Invasive species in the United States
• National Invasive Species Act
• Environment
• Invasive species
• Earth

March 23, 2007 Contacts: Hajo Eicken ([removed]), Anita Hartmann ([removed]), Amy Lauren Lovecraft ([removed]) - North by 2020 Executive Committee North by 2020: Implementing a Forum for Local and

Source URL: www.iarc.uaf.edu

• Earth
• Planetary science
• Stakeholder
• Climate of the Arctic
• Arctic
• Association of Polar Early Career Scientists
• Earth sciences
• Physical geography
• International Polar Year