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Sandra Bernal Is Chair of The US Green Building Council Arizona Tucson Committee and President of The USGBC Student Club At The University of Arizona

Sandra Bernal is Chair of the US Green Building Council Arizona Tucson Committee and president of the USGBC Student Club at the University of Arizona

Jan. 19, 2018

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ALRS PhD Alum Publishes Research on Groundwater Vulnerability in Water

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