Endocrine disruptors found in 11 Minnesota lakes
Endocrine disruptors have been of growing concern in recent years because of the profound effect they can have on aquatic life. These chemicals have been found for years in major[…]
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Zebra mussels found in two critical Connecticut lakes
Zebra mussels have been found in two ecologically critical lakes in Connecticut — Lake Lillinonah and Lake Zoar. Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection officials are concerned the invasive species’ proliferation[…]
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Is Lake Tahoe’s algae growth getting worse?
To the passerby, it might have appeared as if the algae population in Lake Tahoe was more severe than usual this summer. But researcher Scott Hackley is reminding people that[…]
GLRI dispenses $2M in grants to 3 Michigan projects
Three Michigan projects targeted at invasive species and stormwater runoff will receive more than $2 million in Great Lakes Restoration Initiative funding, the Environmental Protection Agency announced earlier this week.[…]
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