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Human activities have pushed the Earth system beyond three of the planet's biophysical thresholds, conclude 29 scientists, including an ASU professor.

EVENTS

Monday, Oct. 12, 11 a.m.

Que Vivan Los Muertos!

ASU Museum of Anthropology

Wednesday, Oct. 28-Thursday, Dec. 17

SILVER: ASU's Creative Writing MFA Program Enters Its 25th Year

Hayden Library, Entrance Level (LIB) ASU

Thursday, Nov. 5-Saturday, Nov. 7

"The Future of Second Language Writing" Symposium on Second Language Writing 2009

Memorial Union (MU) ASU

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November 07, 2009

Top Headlines

Research shows impacts from airborne nitrogen
‘Canalscape Exhibition' unveils bold plans for Valley's canal system
Researchers discover new wrinkle in ancient ocean chemistry

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IN THE NEWS

Europa or Mars: Where Could Extraterrestrial Life Be Found First?
Observatories gear up for Friday lunar crash
ASU professor talks about NASA field tests

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: Smith: Mammal decline a serious concern; Time:

: New school crosses boundaries in history, philosophy, religious studies; Time: 35 min 52 sec

: School of Social Transformation opening ceremony; Time: 24 min 53 sec