Study confirms humans responsible for increased cyanobacteria growth since 1800s
Confirming long-held hypotheses, a new paper shows that humans are behind increased cyanobacteria growth over the past 200 years
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When An Arctic Lake Becomes Land
What leads lakes to become land? In some cases, eutrophication fills them in. In others, water level plays a role. That was the case for an Alaskan lake that converted[…]
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GLEON 10th anniversary marks a decade of collaborative lake research
https://www.fondriest.com/news/gleon-10th-anniversary-marks-a-decade-of-collaborative-lake-research.htm
Illinois scientists search for threatened mudpuppies in lakes
https://www.fondriest.com/news/illinois-scientists-search-for-threatened-mudpuppies-in-lakes.htm
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