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Project Title Duration Statussort icon CLIMAS Investigators
Understanding and Communicating Climate Change in the Southwest 2001– Ongoing
Jonathan Overpeck
Daniel Ferguson
Assessment of Climate Change in the Southwest United States 2011–2013 Ongoing
Gregg Garfin
Jonathan Overpeck
Margaret Wilder

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