A select handful of lakes in Minnesota, deemed “super sentinels,” are expected to serve as early indicators of poor conditions caused by climate change and pollution. There are 24 sentinel[…]
A new $5-million grant from the National Science Foundation will fund a large-scale investigation into how climate change will ultimately impact Great Lakes water quality. The project will comprise a[…]
Long before the Kalamazoo River was flooded with roughly 1 million gallons of crude oil this summer, it was already listed as a Great Lakes Area of Concern for a[…]
Federal grant money will help to clean up the Poplar River, an “impaired” waterway that flows into Lake Superior. The river was designated as impaired by the Minnesota Pollution Control[…]
Research Brief: How Phytoplankton Proliferation Under Climate Warming Increases Carbon EmissionsMarch 3, 2025
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From Pans to Buoys: Advancing Reservoir Evaporation Rate Monitoring in TexasFebruary 19, 2025
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Research Brief: Phosphorous Binding Treatments in Grand Lake St. MarysFebruary 10, 2025