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About Our Program
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| Contamination of groundwater and drinking water with arsenic and/or halogenated hydrocarbons and of numerous land areas with mine tailings are critical environmental issues facing the Southwest. | ||
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Accomplishments & Future Developments |  Photographer credit: Colleen M. McColl. |
| Highlights of our past accomplishments and a preview of exciting things to come. | ||
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Frequently Asked Questions | |
| Facts and figures provide a clear description of our federally funded basic research program. | ||
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Publications | |
| Recent publications from our program. | ||
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The External Advisory Board | |
| Current members include scientists with expertise covering the breadth of our research projects. | ||
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The Internal Advisory Board | |
| This university-based committee is comprised of 4 faculty members who represent their discipline to our multidisciplinary SBRP. | ||
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Superfund Basic Research Programs | |
| The University of Arizona is one of 19 universities examining health implications of exposure to toxic substances and designing new technologies to remove toxicants from soil, water, and air. | ||
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Southwest Hazardous Waste Program |
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