Research Brief: Characterizing and Understanding Hypoxia in the Laurentian Great Lakes
A group of Great Lakes researchers categorize hypoxic conditions and characterize the various processes that can lead to hypoxic conditions.
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The Water of Life: How Understanding Natural Hydrologic Processes in Aquatic Ecosystems Can Lead to a Sustainable Future
Observing aquatic ecosystems reveals some of the most tangible effects of anthropogenic pollution and climate change, making protecting these systems essential.
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Research Brief: Highlighting Indigenous Peoples-Related Environmental Research
Though lake research is relatively new as far as branches of science are concerned, Indigenous Peoples across the world have spent millions of years invested in studying, understanding and protecting[…]
Research Brief: Restoring Onondaga Lake through Reform
Once considered one of the most polluted lakes in the U.S., Onondaga Lake has improved due to the efforts of state-led reform.
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