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Thanks to the Cohasset Wharf group, college students may now enjoy paid internships with CSCR. This is a special opportunity to lead research projects while furthering academic and career interests. Check out our most recent newsletter for details. https://conta.cc/3rksXJz
https://youtu.be/pgA2brn0BVI ...and the geographic question is "where does my blue bag go?" https://conta.cc/33j0hZ6
Q: How many waste-to-energy (or trash burning plants) do we have in the Commonwealth of MA? A: 7. How many of those 7 are located in proximity to Environmental Justice communities? A: Yup, all 7 of them. Let's talk about that on MLK Day at CSCR's Geographic Information Systems workshop. https://conta.cc/3q9NXDA
Global Issues ALWAYS happen at the local level. A new subdivision along the environmentally sensitive western bank of the Gulf River is being proposed Wednesday, Jan 5, 7:15pm; Cohasset Planning Board. More development at the expense of preservation of fragile ecosystems is on the agenda. Zoom in; see if this proposal adversely affects one of Cohasset's prized natural resources. Zoom: https://conta.cc/3HCB6zS; Agenda link: https://conta.cc/3Hw0JC4
This ol' house needs your support so that CSCR can continue to provide students with authentic, hands-on research. As we all look back on 2021, we thought you might enjoy looking back at the history of "the Hagerty House." Thx to all who have given. https://conta.cc/3HmRjc8
"For a while I thought that learning was only measured by tests or quizzes, but by being a part of CSCR, I learned that learning is about making mistakes and problem solving to reach your goals." CSCR student letter, 2021 https://conta.cc/3JrVncQ

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