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Tuesday, October 7, 2008

UMD center eyes ocean energy test site | SouthCoastToday.com

UMD center eyes ocean energy test site | SouthCoastToday.com: "FALL RIVER — UMass Dartmouth is teaming with regional universities and energy development companies to establish the country's first offshore test site for wave and tidal technologies that capture energy from the ocean's waves, tides and currents."

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