A NOAA data buoy in Lake Erie is giving Cleveland drinking water treatment plant managers an early warning about events that could turn drinking water yellow.
Australia’s Recherche Archipelago is home to 105 uninhabited islands that make up a nature reserve. Big and small alike, some support sea lions and waterfowl. Others just get in the[…]
Lake Erie’s complex soup of phytoplankton and suspended sediment makes remote sensing tricky. Research lead by remote sensing scientists at Kent State University is helping to change that.
With no outlet to the ocean, salt in Mono Lake builds up. Over time, so much has accumulated that white tufa columns – made of limestone, but aided in growth[…]
Partners for Clean Streams: Monitoring Water Quality in Northwest Ohio and Fostering Community EngagementJuly 16, 2025
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