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As the U.S. makes a $1.2 trillion infrastructure investment, including many projects in Arizona, environmental impact statements will spring up like roadside summer poppies. These statements are required by the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA), intended to bring science and community input to bear on projects requiring federal approval. NEPA has been called an environmental Magna Carta.
TUCSON, Ariz. - University of Arizona's Eller College of Management professor Sudha Ram is working on research to make better predictions about freshman retention rates by using students' CatCard usage. UA's CatCard can be used at nearly 700 different spots on campus including the library, the Student Recreation Center and to purchase food. Professor Ram tracks the card's usage to study students' social interactions and daily routines to predict a dropout rate.
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