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Getting a New Perspective on the Great Lakes' Water Quality

October 07, 2016 Cody Sullivan, U.S. Forest Service Research and Development Program

The Great Lakes cover over 95,000 square miles and contain trillions of gallons of water. These vestiges of the last Ice Age define immense. But their greatness makes water quality monitoring difficult. In 2010, Titus Seilheimer, a US Forest Service research ecologist at the time, led a project...

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