An Introduction to Rivers
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From the Void Up - World Building with Physical Science and Sociology
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Today we discuss rivers: how do they behave and look? Then an interview with Ryan O'Donnell, of the Connecticut River Conservancy, about the history and health of the Connecticut River, as well as specifics about how river health looks.
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