Get Ready to Dig These Five Canal Lakes
Though canal use has flattened in the United States as a way to transport goods, the 20th-century boom in canal construction created many lakes that still exist today. Grand Lake[…]
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First Evidence of Carp Breeding Near Lake Erie
After catching four grass carp in Ohio’s Sandusky River, scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey set out to determine their origins. Were they simply released? Or had they grown up[…]
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Research Summary: Tributary Phosphorus Monitoring in the U.S. Portion of the Laurentian Great Lakes Basin: Drivers and Challenges
The Laurentian Great Lakes Basin is home to a vast human population and ecosystem with competing demands for land and water, giving rise to concerns associated with resource health and[…]
Work to Improve Grand Lake’s Water Quality Continues
Ohio’s Grand Lake is the world’s largest manmade body of water built without the use of machinery. A centerpiece of Grand Lake St. Marys State Park, the lake serves an[…]
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