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Stephen R. Carpenter, a zoology and limnology professor, was selected as the 2011 winner of the Stockholm Water Prize. Carpenter, who teaches at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, is being honored[…]
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The Environmental Protection Agency decided last week to reverse its approval of a 2002 water quality plan for phosphorous reduction on the Vermont side of Lake Champlain in the interest[…]
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