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Argonne’s Environmental Science Division (EVS) delivers pioneering research in fundamental and applied environmental science to better understand and solve global, national, regional, and local environmental challenges. Leveraging our core competency in predictive environmental understanding and Argonne’s facilities and resources, our multidisciplinary teams of scientific experts aim to better understand how Earth systems interact in order to forecast the consequences of those interactions. Learn about our leadership » 

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