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See our most recent issues of The Dirt to explore environmental events, news items and announcements from all across the University of Arizona! Want to have The Dirt delivered weekly to your inbox?

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11/13/2023 - The Dirt: Tales of the Trails
11/06/2023 - The Dirt: Roots of Resilience
10/30/2023 - The Dirt: Día de los Muertos and the Journey of Life
10/23/2023 - The Dirt: Animal, Human, and Environmental Health
10/16/2023 - The Dirt: Fall Foliage at the Campus Arboretum
10/09/2023 - The Dirt: Crafting a Green Halloween
10/02/2023 - The Dirt: Arts, Humanities and the Environment
09/25/2023 - The Dirt: Celebrating Culture & Community Through Food
09/11/2023 - The Dirt: Bridging Earth and Society
09/05/2023 - The Dirt: Labor, Health, & Environmental Justice

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