Category: USGS

Use of structured decision-making to repair damaged barrier islands- USGS and NPS

2/27/2017

Contributed by Robin McLachlan, PhD student at University of Washington

West Ship Island is the home of Fort Massachusetts, built in the 1860s. The island is now a popular tourist destination where visitors can fish, swim, and tour the fort. PHOTO: Roger Smith, flicker http://bit.ly/2lPZOny

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Establishing a new safety standard for drinking water treatment processes - EPA and USGS

2/7/2017

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Contributed by Samantha Jones,
PhD student at UCSD

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Elk are a reservoir for brucellosis-causing bacteria of cattle in Yellowstone- NPS, USDA, and USGS

2/5/2017

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Contributed by Jeremy Ritzert,
PhD student at Northwestern University.

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Increased nitrogen in the air leads to biodiversity loss across the US- EPA, USGS, and USDA

2/5/2017

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Contributed by Sian Kou-Giesbrecht,
PhD student at Columbia University

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Something’s in the water!- Cyanotoxins in lakes and reservoirs- USGS and EPA

2/3/2017

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Contributed by Daniel Yee,
PhD student at UCSD

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Yellowstone National Park is getting warmer! - NPS and USGS

1/25/2017

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Contributed by Suji Jeong,
PhD student at Northwestern

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Use of structured decision-making to repair damaged barrier islands- USGS and NPS

Establishing a new safety standard for drinking water treatment processes - EPA and USGS

Elk are a reservoir for brucellosis-causing bacteria of cattle in Yellowstone- NPS, USDA, and USGS

Increased nitrogen in the air leads to biodiversity loss across the US- EPA, USGS, and USDA

Something’s in the water!- Cyanotoxins in lakes and reservoirs- USGS and EPA

Yellowstone National Park is getting warmer! - NPS and USGS

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Use of structured decision-making to repair damaged barrier islands- USGS and NPS

Establishing a new safety standard for drinking water treatment processes - EPA and USGS

Elk are a reservoir for brucellosis-causing bacteria of cattle in Yellowstone- NPS, USDA, and USGS

Increased nitrogen in the air leads to biodiversity loss across the US- EPA, USGS, and USDA

﻿Something’s in the water!- Cyanotoxins in lakes and reservoirs- USGS and EPA

Yellowstone National Park is getting warmer! - NPS and USGS

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Something’s in the water!- Cyanotoxins in lakes and reservoirs- USGS and EPA

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