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  1. How Lyme disease became unstoppable

    … it flows into Long Island Sound, with estuary areas and lakes and rivers. And it is wooded, second-generation wooded … than 50 percent as land conversion to exurban and suburban use has exploded. This trend has been particularly intense … north. And as Ostfeld has stated in interviews with other publications, it is likely doing the same for the …

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  2. David Fischer

    … research program which included routine monitoring of the pelagic and benthic communities from Troy to Haverstraw as well as a number of more focused short term studies of the many habitats and …

    ltumblety - 11/07/2023 - 08:54

  3. Ask the scientists: GLEON

    Lakes An international … us to expand our network of people – our most valuable resource – to monitor lakes in places like Africa, South … current research is looking at effects of climate and land use change on lake temperature variability globally, and …

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  4. Team Cary: Elsa Anderson

    … going to have to drive the bus on this, but I'm here as a resource.” Having support to pursue your own ideas is … indicate that the way people perceive water and the terrestrial environment are very different. People living in … changes. My next step is to identify how we can use trees as a tool to improve environmental justice. …

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  5. Road salt: Protecting China’s drivers, but at what cost?

    … highway. The local government admitted that widespread use of road salts for snow clearance is a cause of the … 66 million tonnes are used for de-icing every year. The use of chloride salts on roads has long been controversial … the salt can wash into the surrounding soil, as well as lakes and streams, possibly contaminating reservoirs and …

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  6. Paid summer fellowships available in the Catskills

    … research gaps identified by the DEC, DEP, USGS, and other resource managers (outlined in the RFP). Funds up to $15,000 … Research topics include: reptile distribution and habitat use; traditional ecological knowledge about native plants; … Fellows generate scientific insights that inform natural resource management, while gaining scientific training in an …

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  7. Road salt pollution in many US lakes could stabilize at or below EPA thresholds

    Road salt pollution in many US lakes could stabilize at or below EPA thresholds … concludes that if we can hold steady or decrease road salt use, levels in many lakes could stabilize below thresholds … and make better predictions. But in the meantime our results suggest that efforts to control salt application can …

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  8. Jonathan J. Cole: In Memory

    … carbon stored in soils is exported to streams, rivers, and lakes. His work in the Hudson River and Wisconsin lakes also revealed how terrestrial carbon ‘feeds’ aquatic food webs – showing … his scientific collaborator, partner in adventure, and spouse for more than 40 years. …

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  9. Troubling waters: Antiviral medications in wastewater may drive resistance in bat-borne viruses

    … with antibiotics. We only have about 10 or 20 that we could use as a first line of defense in a pandemic, and so we … about 5% of those residuals, discharging the rest into lakes and rivers. In many parts of the world, wastewater … that in some cases, bats could be consuming as much as three human doses of remdesivir per day. The dosage varies …

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  10. Dr. Sarah Batterman

    … Tropical Forest Ecologist Expertise terrestrial carbon sink, tropical ecosystems, biodiversity, land use change, climate change, symbiotic nitrogen fixation … challenges facing ecologists today is to understand how terrestrial ecosystems will offset human carbon emissions …

    ltumblety - 01/03/2024 - 10:11