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  • Food, Bioproducts, and Renewable Energy
  • Water Resources
Don Slack
slackd@arizona.edu
Emeritus Professor, BE / Professor, Watershed Management and Eco-Hydrology / Professor, Arid Lands Resources Sciences / Professor, Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics / Cecil H. Miller, Jr., & Cecil H. Miller, Sr., Families Dean’s Chair for Excellence in Agriculture and Life Sciences / Faculty Fellow, Office of Global Initiatives
(520) 621-7230
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Shantz 627
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 Don Slack retired in May 2020. To wish him well please visit his retirement celebration website: donaldslack.com.

 

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How will we fuel the future? As a leading public research university, the University of Arizona is working hard to answer this question through pioneering research in alternative fuels. Here in the Sonoran Desert, researchers in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences are looking into bio-fuel crops that can be grown in arid areas.

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