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06/25/2012

The Black Canyon Infectious Disease Forecast Station

The first National Weather Service-inspired infectious disease forecast station in US history (aka the Black Canyon Infectious Disease Forecast Station) is approaching its one-year anniversery of operations, now with an online presence and full connectivity to the community of Delta County, Colorado via social media.

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