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Final Words

July 29, 2020

Goodby dad.

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Dr. Sarah Boon @SnowHydro·

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I've had a lot of help in the last year writing my book proposal - shout out to ... Antonia Malchik, @DoctorZedd, @kimsrogers , @Kim_Moynahan , @MelissaSevigny , @amberldance and @_Dendrite_

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New post #fromthefeed It Takes a Village: Writing a Book https://t.co/IDGkKXHljr

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Freshwater Alliance @H2OAlliance·

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We're #hiring! Are you the person to lead our small but mighty team in our ... mission to build, unite and activate networks of freshwater champions to secure healthy waters for all? 💧 Then apply to be our new Director today! ⬇️ https://t.co/vsIC3ZcITm

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The Science Literacy Foundation @sci_project·

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A look at the history of #science #communication reveals that the field is both ... older and more diverse than previously thought. Here's why that matters—and how it influences the #scicomm community today, via @ConversationUS https://t.co/QrFmSyR3ao

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