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AMHERST, Mass. – Last month saw the average concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) climb to almost 418 parts-per-million, a level not seen on Earth for millions of years. In order to get a sense of what our future may hold, scientists have been looking to the deep past. Now, new research from the �鶹��Ƶ Amherst, which combines climate, ice sheet and vegetation model simulations with a suite of different climatic and geologic scenarios, opens the clearest window yet into the deep history of the Antarctic ice sheet and what our planetary future might hold.

Andrew Marshall was 16 seconds into a cover of his idol John Mayer’s “Gravity” when Nick Jonas slapped a red buzzer and flipped around to watch Marshall, assuring the 21-year-old River Hawk’s place as a contestant on “The Voice.”

Though 7.4 million viewers saw Jonas hit the button, Marshall, a  major, had settled into the song, eyes closed.

This verdict is an affirmation that Black Lives do Matter, and in particular the life of George Floyd.

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Four teams of area high school students got some expert advice from UMass Lowell entrepreneurs while competing for a $500 first-place purse at the second annual DifferenceMaker High School Idea C

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