The week in monitoring news (Aug. 3, 2012)

By on August 3, 2012
Water

This week in environmental monitoring news:

  • Monitoring wells drilled around Wisconsin gasoline pipeline break, via the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
  • Great Lakes Observing System forecasting tool will help St. Lawrence River boaters avoid bad bumps, via the Watertown Daily Times.
  • Researchers monitor ‘red tides’ in Chesapeake Bay, via Phys.Org.
  • USGS monitoring finds algae toxins in Kansas River, via the El Dorado Times.
  • Clam scientist funds own study to collect baseline pollution data before Northwest Passage opens to shipping, via CBC News.

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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