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UMCES mapping tree DNA in climate-change study
The Frederick News-Post
2013-01-30

FROSTBURG (AP) — The University of Maryland is seeking volunteers for a coast-to-coast study of trees and climate change.

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U-Md. mapping tree DNA in climate-change study
San Francisco Chronicle
2013-01-30

FROSTBURG, Md. (AP) — The University of Maryland is seeking volunteers for a coast-to-coast study of trees and climate change.

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U-Md. mapping tree DNA in climate-change study
The Washington Examiner
2013-01-30

FROSTBURG, Md. (AP) — The University of Maryland is seeking volunteers for a coast-to-coast study of trees and climate change.

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Appalachian Lab receives grant to predict how trees will adapt to climate change - Researchers get $1.5 million from science foundation
The Cumberland Times-News
2013-01-29

FROSTBURG — Since the climate began warming at the end of the last Ice Age, trees have had thousands of years to adapt to a warmer climate.

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New study will predict how trees will adapt to rapid climate change
Bio-Medicine
2013-01-29

Since the climate began warming at the end of the last Ice Age, trees have had thousands of years to adapt to a warmer climate.

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New study will predict how trees will adapt to rapid climate change
Physorg
2013-01-29

Since the climate began warming at the end of the last Ice Age, trees have had thousands of years to adapt to a warmer climate.

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New western Maryland wind energy project in works - Turbines generate power, tax revenue, but also environmental concerns
The Baltimore Sun B'More Green Blog
2013-01-28

While Maryland lawmakers debate whether to subsidize a large wind energy project in the Atlantic Ocean off Ocean City, an Annapolis company is moving ahead with plans for the state's third land-bas

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Foundation Disputes Fisher's Comments
The Bay Net News
2013-01-28

Comments made recently by Delegate Mark N.

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Dirty blizzard buried Deepwater Horizon oil - One-third of oil from 2010 spill may be mixed with sea-floor sediments.
Nature
2013-01-26

Missing oil from the Deepwater Horizon spill may have ended up at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.

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Meeting assesses Deepwater impact
The Advocate (Baton Rouge)
2013-01-22

NEW ORLEANS — The Deepwater Horizon/BP oil leak that started April 20, 2010, in the Gulf of Mexico, killing 11 people, not only had local impact but also changed the way people in other countries s

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