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08 Jan 2025

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by Len Hayward

Exploring the Flow: New Book Highlights Freshwater Inflows into Bays and Estuaries

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by Len Hayward

TAMU-CC, HRI and CCME-II: The Power of Collaboration and Hands-on Experience

20 May 2024

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from HydroEcology

Dr. Paul Montagna Named Director of Texas OneGulf Center of Excellence

05 Dec 2023

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from Estuaries and Coasts

Estuaries and Coasts - Special Issue - Low Inflow Estuaries

07 Sep 2023

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HRI Ecosystem Science and Modeling Group Receives National Science Foundation Funding for Upcoming Collaborative Climate Research

15 Feb 2023

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from HydroEcology

Remembering HRI's Noe Barrera

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from Texas Monthly

Beware the Mighty Mantis Shrimp

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from GCOOS

New Gulf of Mexico Initiative Seeks to Address Ocean Acidification Across International Borders

23 Nov 2022

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from Texas A&M University College of Arts and Sciences

Texas A&M Scientists Keep Watch As Acidification Threatens Flower Garden Banks Corals

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from HydroEcology

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from Verify Road Trip

The rising sea will slowly swallow parts of the Texas Coast in the age of climate change

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from Victoria Advocate

Environmental advocates, fishermen call for new federal review of ship channel expansion

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Autonomous Glider Withstands Two Hurricanes While Transmitting Continuous Ocean Data

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from HydroEcology

Dr. Paul Montagna Internationally Ranked Among Top Scientists for Research Citations

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from Texas Water Resources Institute

Meet a Scientist: Paul Montagna

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from Center for Sportfish Science and Conservation

TAMU-CC Researchers Secure $1.6 million for Matagorda Bay Mitigation Projects

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from HydroEcology

World Wetlands Day: New HRI HydroEcology Lab Using Decades of Research to Keep Texas Wetlands Healthy

06 Oct 2020

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from Texas Water Resources Institute

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