Satellite tracking of loons will assist avian botulism study
The U.S. Geological Survey is using satellite transmitters to track loons over the Great Lakes and learn more about the spread of avian botulism. The large black and white, fish-eating[…]
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Noise guns and mesh fence to help in fight against Asian carp
The latest efforts to stop Asian carp from entering the Great Lakes include a mesh fence and annoying noise. Congress was informed Wednesday during a hearing that underwater sound guns[…]
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Despite years of phosphorus controls, Lake Erie remains unhealthy
Despite meeting Clean Water Act mandated pollution targets for more than a decade, a new study shows Lake Erie is still fundamentally unhealthy. The Nearshore and Offshore Lake Erie Nutrient[…]
Asian carp might have second route to Great Lakes
The Asian carp might now have a second avenue to invade the Great Lakes. The invasive fish have been moving through the Wabash River in northern Indiana. The river doesn’t[…]
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