Lake Tana Headwaters Feed Blue Nile River
Water for Africa’s Blue Nile River starts in Lake Tana, the largest lake in Ethiopia, sitting at 1,418 square miles. From there, it drains south. At its end, it joins[…]
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Scientists look under Lake Superior ice to further Great Lakes research
The Great Lakes Research Center’s under-ice observatory could shed light on a time of year when scientists have historically run blind.
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Scientists Look to Control Sea Lamprey Spread With Pheromones
An outlet of Michigan’s Paradise Lake will serve as a scientific proving ground for researchers looking to control sea lamprey with pheromones. The work is part of an ongoing effort[…]
Scientists say duckweed removes nitrogen, phosphates from water
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