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EPS 131 Lecture 20 (Second Part)
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EPS 131 Lecture 16 (Third Part) Lecture 17
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Lecture 13. We discuss the role of the element carbon on Earth, how it moves around in a process we call the carbon cycle, where it is stored, where the biggest reservoirs and fluxes are, and why it…
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Lecture 2. We are going to talk about the history of fossil fuels, the rise of carbon cycle science, the chemistry and physics of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, how scientists reconstruct past…
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Bodega Marine Laboratory John and Mary Louise Riley Seminar Series: Dr. Vania Coelho: Increasing resilience to thermal stress in shallow water coral communities For more information about the Bodega…
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Guidance for writing your abstract or executive summary
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VEN 140 Discussion 3 4/15/2020 Copyright Konrad Miller PhD PE Do no distribute without permission vonmiller@ucdavis.edu
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This 32-minute presentation explains key conditions and processes in lakes, highlights some of the water quality technologies, and shows a unique example of lake conditions at volcanos.
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Name: Cornelius Ough Interviewer: Harry O. Walker Date Interviewed: 10/3/2006 Date Appointed: winemaker, 1953;specialist 1957; Professor 1972 Date Retired: 1991 Department: Viticulture and…
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Name: Neal Peek Interviewer: John A. Jungerman Date Interviewed: 2/21/1996 Date Appointed: 1954 Date Retired: 1996 Department: Physics In this conversation , Emeritus Lecturer Neal Peek…
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