Eroding Streambanks May Not Be Big Source Of Lake Champlain Phosphorus
A University of Vermont-led study finds that streambank erosion might not contribute as much phosphorus to Lake Champlain as previously thought.
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Struggling Crater Lake Mazama Newts
No good deed goes unpunished, as the saying goes. And despite the good intentions that Crater Lake National Park managers had back in 1915, stocking crayfish in the lake is[…]
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Eagle Marsh Berm Project Underway To Keep Asian Carp From Lake Erie
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Mount Everest Glacial Lakes Expand
In an effort to assess the impacts of Nepal’s April 2015 earthquake to Mount Everest’s glaciers, researchers from the United Kingdom recently made a trip to the region. They found[…]
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