EPA Publishes Draft Aquatic Life Criteria for Copper in Estuarine/Marine Waters
EPA is soliciting public comment on draft aquatic life criteria for copper in estuarine/marine waters. The 2016 draft criteria incorporates
Category: water quality
Lessons Learned – long-term look at lake management & lake response
The most recent National Lakes Assessment conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency shows there has been no net change in
HOW TO IMPROVE WATER QUALITY IN YOUR COMMUNITY: SIMPLE STEPS LEAD TO BIG LEAPS IN PROTECTING WATER QUALITY!
CLEAN WATER IS ESSENTIAL TO THE HEALTH OF COMMUNITIES EVERYWHERE! HERE ARE EIGHT THINGS YOU CAN DO TO PROTECT WATER
EPA Launches New Online Training Module on Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources
EPA has released a new online training module, “Understanding Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources.” This training module is intended
New York State Draft Section 303(d) List Announced for Public Comment
New York State DEC has announced that the draft 2016 New York State Section 303(d) List of Impaired/TMDL Waters (303(d)
Implementing Low-Cost Modifications to Improve Nutrient Reduction at Wastewater Treatment Plants
Nutrient pollution is one of America’s costliest and most challenging environmental problems. However, many of the nation’s wastewater plants were
Drought Effects On Water Quality Of Freshwater Systems
Copyright Michael R. Martin Researchers in Australia examined the effect of prolonged draught on water quality in freshwater systems.
Rising Temperatures To Disrupt Oneida Lake’s Ecosystem
If temperatures continue to rise in New York’s Oneida Lake, it’s likely bye bye to the burbot fish there, according
Pollution Biggest Driver Of Nuisance Algal Blooms In European, North American Lakes
Cyanobacteria bloom, Mohegan Lake, NY. Copyright Michael R. Martin Scientists at the University of Nottingham and McGill University have found
Restoring Threatened Mussels To Freshwater Could Cut E. Coli Contamination
Man-made filtration systems often do a great job of protecting human health, but natural filtration systems can be equally if
Lake Stewardship 