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Global foundations for reducing nutrient enrichment and oxygen depletion from land based pollution, in support of Global Nutrient Cycle

Program to discuss a potential partnership with GETF (Global Environmental Technology Foundation). GETF is interested in eXtension helping them contribute to a Global Nutrient Management CoP and to identify best-management practices regarding nutrient reduction in key “hot spots” regions where coastal hypoxia is growing.
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When prompted, enter your name followed by your institution. (ex: Beth Raney, Penn State)
3. Once you enter the learning space, you will have the opportunity to have the system call your phone for the audio portion of the session.

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