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Jumping Into the Deep End with Whale Sharks in HawaiiPosted 19 hours ago
Getting the Lead Out of Childcare CentersPosted 2 days ago
No Stone Unturned: Little Worlds Inside Stream Riffles and PoolsPosted 5 days ago
Steel Chips Promising New Stormwater Treatment for E. Coli RemovalPosted 6 days ago
Water-Filter Pitchers Not Equally Effective at Removing MicrocystinsPosted 7 days ago
Soft, 3D-Printable Robot Exploits Temperature Changes in Water to Self-PropelPosted 1 week ago
Developing Water Quality Criteria for Toxicity of Metals and Metalloids WorldwidePosted 1 week ago
From Butterflies to Birds: Five Rivers MetroParks Fauna Get Thorough Environmental MonitoringPosted 2 weeks ago

Whale Sharks in Hawaii

The Hawaii Uncharted Research Collective is deploying technology and citizen scientists to bolster knowledge about whale sharks in US waters.
Getting the Lead Out

A recent report from the Environmental Defense Fund reveals that lead is often found in water coming from faucets in childcare centers.
No Stone Unturned

More than 15 years of monitoring the riffles and pools of streams reveals flexibility and connections between the benthic creatures that inhabit them.
Steel Chips Treating E. Coli

Trials of steel chips from industrial waste show that they effectively remove E. coli from stormwater by lysing the bacterial cell walls.
Water-Filter Pitchers, Microcystins

Recent research proves that when it comes to removing microcystins from drinking water, all water-filter pitchers aren’t equally effective.

Rivers

No Stone Unturned: Little Worlds Inside Stream Riffles and Pools
More than 15 years of monitoring the riffles and pools of streams reveals flexibility...
Steel Chips Promising New Stormwater Treatment for E. Coli Removal
Trials of steel chips from industrial waste show that they effectively remove E. coli...
From Butterflies to Birds: Five Rivers MetroParks Fauna Get Thorough Environmental Monitoring
Butterflies, deer, turtles, salamanders, frogs, fish and birds are some of the many species...

Latest News

Biological Surfactants Reducing Atlantic Ocean CO2 Exchange
A research team has found that biological surfactants can reduce...
Meet The Stream Team: MVUUF Citizen Scientists Keep A Watchful Eye on Dayton’s Wolf Creek
Volunteers of the MVUUF Stream Team have been monitoring Wolf...
No Evidence of Natural Gas From Fracking In Ohio Drinking Water
Time-series research reveals no evidence of natural gas contamination from...
Marine Protected Areas Cannot Tolerate Climate Change
Research shows how much marine protected areas (MPAs) will warm...
IL Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy Fostering Cooperation, Improving Water Quality
The IL Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy is generating interest and...

Technology

Steel Chips Promising New Stormwater Treatment for E. Coli Removal
Trials of steel chips from industrial waste show that they...
Soft, 3D-Printable Robot Exploits Temperature Changes in Water to Self-Propel
Using shape memory polymer strips and tunable, bi-stable joints, a...
Developing Water Quality Criteria for Toxicity of Metals and Metalloids Worldwide
New research into modeling metal toxicity under varying temperature and...
Nanoscale Heterogeneity in Models Helps Predict Macroscale Colloid Transport
Recent work shows how the “decorative” heterogeneity of surfaces at...

Latest

Jumping Into the Deep End with Whale Sharks in Hawaii
The Hawaii Uncharted Research Collective is deploying technology...
Getting the Lead Out of Childcare Centers
A recent report from the Environmental Defense Fund...
No Stone Unturned: Little Worlds Inside Stream Riffles and Pools
More than 15 years of monitoring the riffles and...

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