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From fetching water in Afghanistan to tracking climate change at NASA - Columbia Missourian

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MU alumni Jaweed Nazary fights drought with NASA. | Higher Education | columbiamissourian.com

When Jaweed Nazary was growing up in a small village in Afghanistan, fetching water was a daily struggle. Now he’s using space technology at NASA to help communities obtain the water they need.

His journey has taken him from lugging heavy tanks of water to exploring new ways to save the planet.

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