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#71390: Erica Marti, coordinator at UNLV for Workforce Development and Education initiatives associated with the NSF EPSCoR Solar Energy, Water Environment Nexus grant (bottom) assembles a portable solar energy classroom kit with UNLV students Francisco Chavarria (left,) Liz Heider and Amanda Vazquez at the Center for Energy Research Solar Site on the UNLV campus on February 17, 2017, 2017 February 17
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United States. Department of Energy. Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety, and Health United States. Department of Energy; United States Department of Energy. Office of Scientific and Technical Information. Executive Summary and Guide to Final Report; Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments. Washington, D.C.: United States Dept. of Energy; Oak Ridge, Tenn.: Distributed by the Office of Scientific and Technical Information, U.S. Dept. of Energy, 1995
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Hamann, J.E.; Klein, D.E.; Pope, R. U.; and Yoshimura, H. R. 1980. "Modeling of Pool Fire Environments Using Expenmental Results of a Two-Hour Test of a Rail/Cask System." PATRAM ’80: Proceedings. 6th International Symposium. Packaging and Transportion of Radioactive Matenals. International Congress Center, Hubner, H. W., PATRAM (Packaging and Transporting Radioactive Matenal) '80. Berlin, Germany, 1980
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#71521: UNLV student Ka-Voka Jackson, a Hualapai tribal member, is working on a restoration project on her tribe's ancestral lands through her master's program. The research, conducted in collaboration with the National Park Service in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in Arizona, will restore degraded plant communities in several canyons along the Colorado River by testing methods of invasive plant species control and established native plant populations. The invasive plants not only wreak havoc on the environment and pose a wildfire risk, but they're also squeezing out plants central to the culture, religion, and history of native populations, April 10, 2017, 2017 April 10
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Lois Sagel oral history interview
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Oral history interview with Lois Sagel by Jeff Van Ee on April 4, 2009 for the Voices for Nevada's Environment Oral History Project. In this interview, Sagel describes how her upbringing in Montana and Big Bear, California gave her a deep appreciation for nature and wilderness. She talks about moving to Las Vegas, Nevada as a young wife and mother in 1958, how families would take their children to watch the above-ground nuclear tests at the Nevada Test Site, and how the rapid growth and enroaching development in the city was not matched by planned infrastructure improvements. She explains how her desire to protect Nevada's environment increased as she saw developers moving toward the mountains surrounding Las Vegas, how this pushed her into the environmental justice movement, and her long association with the Soroptimists organization.
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University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Task Force for a Just and Inclusive Campus Environment
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