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Useful Links

• Universities in the US and elsewhere that host programs in Environmental Studies
• EPA Surf Your Watershed
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• Natural News Network is Rhode Island's own online magazine about your environment -- the news and info you need to explore it, have fun outside, keep up with local issues, live greener, and get involved.
• What Grows On in Rhode Island is a new environmental Calendar for public events. Listings are free, and the Calendar is freely available online.
  

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• ES192 Spring 2007