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	JOB OPENING: Communicator/Intern Marine Mammal Institute/Sea Grant NEWS Sea Grant News Updates: Learn about Guam's native plants and trees Ko'ko' birds released on Cocos Island EPA Tells States to Consider Rising Ocean Acidity Do Fish Sleep? Fascinating Answers to Questions about Fishes Scientists look at climate change in wake of storm Study: Global warming reduction goal 'unlikely' Sea Grant Articles: Illegal burning can be hazardous Residents should practice composting All of us in Guam need to recycle Reduce the impact of chemicals Fishing combats non-native fish Guam infested by invasive species Properly dispose of prescription drugs Guam needs sustainable aquaculture Participate in environmental activities Festival highlighted local ingredients Help environment by eating local Get involved for Earth Day 2011 Many activities set to mark Earth Day Help conserve the island's coastlines No-till farming has many benefits Palau focusing on climate change impact Use native plants to stop soil erosion Climate change affects fish and reefs Climate change affect our shores Guam needs alternative energy How Guam can bring triple bottom line into decision making Rain gardens manage stormwater Go snorkeling, run a race, go on a stomp Solar power will help cut energy costs Guam must reduce reliance on oil	Greening Guam's Schools National Education Development Project Energy Kids Solar in the Schools Wind for Schools Quizzes: Chamorro Traditions Marianas Island Publications: Federal Register vol.77n. 236 12/07/12 Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center: Economic and Social Characteristics of Guam's Small Boating Fisheries









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