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Bad for ag: Axing of UNL’s atmospheric sciences department will harm Nebraska, researchers say

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The move means the university system’s flagship campus will no longer be able to produce homegrown meteorologists and geologists — professions that monitor for severe weather and study groundwater.

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Bad for ag: Axing of UNL’s atmospheric sciences department will harm Nebraska, researchers say

The move means the university system’s flagship campus will no longer be able to produce homegrown meteorologists and geologists — professions that monitor for severe weather and study groundwater.

·North Platte, United States
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North Platte Nebraska's Newspaper broke the news in North Platte, United States on Sunday, December 21, 2025.
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