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Sea Change Learning Activity Sea Change, Part 7 7

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Sea Change, Part 7
Episode 7
Global warming also threatens the low country’s cultures, and the people living in the region. Making sweet-grass baskets, and growing rice have African origins, being passed down and taught through...
Sustainable Consumption | Periscope

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Sustainable Consumption | Periscope
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The words "sustainable consumption" are used to describe a major goal of the U.N.. It's a couple of big words so lets break it down: The word sustainable means to sustain, or keep going. The word...
Frequently Asked Questions About Financial Aid | Carolina Classrooms USC Sumter Science Camp | Carolina Classrooms

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USC Sumter Science Camp | Carolina Classrooms
USC Sumter’s Mad About Science Camp took place June 26-30. Kids had the opportunity to conduct science experiments, build rockets and learn about technologies such as gel electrophoresis. The...
Ringneck Snake | The Cove Forest

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Ringneck Snake | The Cove Forest
(Diadophis punctatus) The ringneck is very secretive and highly nocturnal. They are found under logs and rocks in moist areas. Earthworms and small salamanders are their chief prey.