- Puget Sound sediment study looks to fill degraded inlet’s data gapPosted 14 hours ago
- NexSens AccuStage water level sensors are simple and durablePosted 15 hours ago
- Carbon inhaled by Amazon Rainforest is exhaled by Amazon RiverPosted 1 day ago
- Saltwater intrusion monitoring in Southwest Florida needs upgradesPosted 4 days ago
- Choptank River watershed nitrate monitoring targets conservation effortsPosted 4 days ago
- Study takes next step in remote sensing methods for riversPosted 6 days ago
- LI-COR PAR sensors detect light waves to aid aquatic ecosystem researchPosted 7 days ago
- UC Davis groundwater tool helps threatened salmon and steelheadPosted 8 days ago
The week in monitoring news (Aug. 3, 2012)

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.







