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New development to drive wildlife out of the area
A new development near campus will bring more people to the area while leaving some animals without homes, though the developer is implementing low-impact development practices. Texas A&M University-San Full Story » -
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Virtual speaker series to celebrate African American History Month
Texas A&M University-San Antonio will host “Being Black in the USA: The Crowns We Wear” as part of its speaker series in honor of African American History Month. Coordinated Full Story » -
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Former biology lecturer studies bats killed by freeze
Bats across the state have been found frozen to death or dead from weather-related injuries after February’s winter storm. Carcasses have been accumulating below highway bridges, and a former Full Story » -
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ERCOT: Expert talks about the big freeze
The week of Feb. 14, millions of Texans endured a winter storm, which led to days-long power outages and simultaneously left some residents without running water. “(The storm) pushed Full Story » -
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Meat is meat: An uncanny winter storm meal
It’s two days after Valentine’s Day and hell had never known a colder fury than the snowstorm that was unleashed in Texas. Texas had been frozen for a second Full Story »
