Quagga and zebra mussels unsettle Great Lakes’ ecosystems
Tiny zebra and quagga mussels are making big trouble for Great Lakes ecosystems. The invading mussels first arrived in the late ’80s and mid ‘90s respectively as stowaways on European[…]
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Utah monitors waterways for E. coli
The Utah Division of Water Quality has begun its statewide testing of more than 40 recreational bodies of water for E. coli contamination. Officials said E. coli flare-ups are typical[…]
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EPA receives 266 GLRI requests
The Environmental Protection Agency has $40 million to spend from the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. The 266 applications they received, however, amounted to $124 million. Tim Eder, executive director of[…]
Temperature profiling buoys will aid in Lake Superior research
In 2007, Jay Austin, professor of physics at the University of Minnesota Duluth, was an author of a report asserting that the surface temperatures of Lake Superior had risen at[…]
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