Trout Run nutrient pollution unrelated to Lake Erie steelhead hatchery
A recent study clarified a steelhead hatchery’s role in nutrient pollution in Trout Run, a small Pennsylvania Lake Erie Tributary.
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Friday Five: Deadly Lakes Around the World
Though many lakes are marked by calm waters and serene surroundings, this can change in an instant. Heaving waves and high winds caused by extreme weather can change any water[…]
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Buckeye Lake’s Floating Cranberry Island
Ohio’s Buckeye Lake is one of the oldest reservoirs in America. Its shores touch three counties in Ohio. But most interesting is what floats within its coasts: a cranberry bog.[…]
Get Ready to Dig These Five Canal Lakes
Though canal use has flattened in the United States as a way to transport goods, the 20th-century boom in canal construction created many lakes that still exist today. Grand Lake[…]
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