The intense blue-green algal blooms that overran Ohio’s Grand Lake St. Marys this summer have largely been blamed on manure runoff from surrounding fields. As a response, an incentive program[…]
Shift in precipitation patterns caused by climate change could pose a unique threat to central Ohio, according to new research from the University of Dayton. Geology professor Shuang-Ye Wu’s investigation[…]
After months of contention with Florida political and business leaders, the Environmental Protection agency has issued its final numeric nutrient water quality standards for lakes, rivers, and streams in the[…]
Live fish are once again swimming in southern Iowa’s Carter Lake, following a late-September fish kill intended to eliminate unwanted and harmful species. Iowa Department of Natural Resources staff dumped[…]
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