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The week in monitoring news (Aug. 17, 2012)

By on August 17, 2012
Environmental Monitoring news roundup

This week in environmental monitoring news:

  • High-tech systems aim to monitor South Carolina ocean waters, via WMBF News.
  • First Nations slam oilsands monitoring, via the Canadian Press.
  • Shanghai logs its longest stretch of cleanest air since monitoring began, via East Day.
  • The U.S. Navy FLIP: a radical ship for ocean-atmosphere research, via the Washington Post.
  • UC researchers: Sensors to predict snowmelt, increase water efficiency, via the Merced Sun-Star.
  • Radar study could help predict dangerous Great Lakes currents, via Great Lakes Echo.

About Jeff Gillies

Jeff spent three years writing about fish and science around the Great Lakes. Now he writes here about fish and science across the country. He's the editor of the Environmental Monitor.

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