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The centers and programs under AIR work together to integrate research, education, and community engagement to develop local and global strategies for solutions to environmental change.

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Agnese Nelms Haury Program in Environment and Social Justice

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Center for Applied Hydroclimate Sciences

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Climate Assessment for the Southwest

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Desert Laboratory on Tumamoc Hill

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Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center

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Water & Energy Sustainable Technology Center

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