Climate change has the potential to alter the physical and chemical properties of water in the
Great Lakes Basin, in turn impacting ecological function. This study synthesizes existing …

Nutrient loading to aquatic systems has been linked to many issues including
eutrophication, harmful algal blooms, and decreases in species diversity. In the Great Lakes …

Municipal wastewater contains valuable resources including water, energy, and nutrients
that often enter and leave wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) without being captured …

There is a growing consensus among scientists and natural resource managers that
conservation efforts addressing nonpoint source pollution are most effective when …

Stormwater runoff starts as rain or snowmelt. As it washes over roads, rooftops, parking lots,
construction sites, and lawns, it becomes contaminated with oil and grease, pesticides, litter …

This research paper is the beginning of a 5-year investigative effort by Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution and Mote Marine Lab studying the harmful effects of red tides …

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Cities and their metropolitan regions around the globe are now the habitat for the majority of
people on the planet and are the locus of most of the economic production and …