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For BE Surveys, Custom Bathymetry Boats Capture What’s Beneath The Surface
Australian-based BE Surveys Group uses bathymetric survey boats and Airmar smart sonar depth sensors to complete underwater topography projects.
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Malfunction Sends Montana Space Grant On Chase To Recover Lost Weather Balloon
After a test flight goes awry, Montana Space Grant scientists chase a weather balloon launched in Big Timber, Montana, to an island on Lake Winnipeg.
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USGS Study Finds Neonicotinoids In Over Half Of Sampled U.S. Streams
A study from the USGS has found concentrations of a controversial class of insecticides in more than half of streams sampled in the U.S.
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Corals Off Maug Islands Face Acidity Spurred By Carbon Dioxide-Spewing Vents
A NOAA researcher studies how volcanic vents spewing carbon dioxide near the Islands of Maug have contributed to coral death and the rise of algae there.
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University Of Miami Researchers Drop Sensors To Probe The Hearts Of Hurricanes
University of Miami scientists use a Lockheed Orion Aircraft to drop sensor packages into the hearts of hurricanes, revealing keys to how they function.
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Biofilms On Ballast Tank Walls Present Challenge In Great Lakes Invasives Fight
Creative methods and gear aid a study of biofilms on the walls of ship ballast tanks and the risk they pose for harboring Great Lakes invasives.
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Michigan Tech’s GLRC Deploys New Buoy In Straits Of Mackinac
A new buoy in the Straits of Mackinac will monitor water quality and weather conditions, but also keep an eye on Enbridge’s Line 5 oil pipeline.
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California Forest Fires Create Conditions Promoting Southern Plant Species Abundance
A study of 12 Californian wildfires found that plant species associated with a southern distribution grew more abundant than northern species post-fire.
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Recent Study Gives Insight For Offshore Wind Development In Delaware Bay
University of Delaware scientists use ferry-mounted monitoring equipment to measure Delaware Bay’s sea breeze, potential for offshore wind development.
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3D Printing Could Provide Reliable Weather Stations For Developing World
Researchers at the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research are using 3D printing technology to develop weather stations for the developing world.
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Drone River Project Uses Artificial Intelligence To Advance Automated Monitoring
University of Toronto students’ Drone River project uses state-of-the art drones, sensors and clues from social media to monitor and address river problems.
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Lake Of Egypt Temperature Buoy Profiles Effects Of Power Plant Discharge
The Southern Illinois Power Cooperative launched a data buoy to track temperatures in Lake of Egypt, a reservoir providing water for a nearby power plant.
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USFWS Scientists Chart Divergent Lives Of Male And Female Cooper’s Hawks
Radio tracking devices help reveal differences in the lifestyles of male and female Cooper’s Hawks.
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Study Tracks Giant Internal Waves In The South China Sea
The U.S. Navy funded a team of scientists to track the South China Sea’s internal waves. Their results have implications for climate models, marine life.
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Phytoplankton Bloom Byproducts Make Cloud-Forming Water Droplets Brighter
A new study using NASA satellite data finds that phytoplankton blooms contribute to the brightness and reflectivity of clouds in the Southern Ocean.