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News Release 14-101
National Science Foundation awards $9.47 million for research on coupled natural and human systems
Studies will lead to better understanding of how humans and the environment interact
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The spread of insects such as mountain pine beetles has devastated forests in the Western U.S.
Credit: Tom Baerwald
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CNH scientists hope to balance woodland expansion and grassland resilience in the Great Plains.
Credit: U.S. Bureau of Land Management
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A parasitic worm causes schistosomiasis, a disease that threatens people across the globe.
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CNH grantees will study the human and environmental effects of wind plants.
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Groundwater allocation at the Bakken Shale in western North Dakota is the subject of a CNH award.
Credit: USGS
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Well polluted with arsenic; 100 million people in Southeast Asia are threatened by such wells.
Credit: Benjamin Bostick/LDEO
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