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Making Mine Workers Safer, Healthier with New Educational Programs

Tucson's New Gem Museum Before Completion

David Lowell’s Legacy in Geosciences and the Lowell Program in Economic Geology

Hands-on activities in the virtual space

San Xavier Mining Laboratory Pursues Higher Level of Research Potential

American Mining Hall of Fame 2020

A first semester of teaching Gem Science

The First to be Second

Proposed UArizona School Aims to Change Mining and Minerals Education

Researching a new way to detox mine talings

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