Disappearing Lakes: Most Of Aral Sea Is Gone
Once the world’s fourth largest lake, the Aral Sea has shrunk considerably in the last 50 years. Summer 2014 marked further decline, according to a release from NASA, as the[…]
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Bioblitz At Onondaga Lake Records 447 Species
To document some of the benefits of recent restoration work at Onondaga Lake, faculty at the State University of New York’s College of Environmental Science & Forestry held a bioblitz,[…]
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Lake sediments offer evidence of past century-long droughts in California
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Seneca Lake data buoy keeps watch on largest of the Finger Lakes
John Halfman and other researchers with the Finger Lakes Institute are keeping watch over Seneca and Owasco lakes with a pair of water quality data buoys.
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