Agricultural runoff fueling aquatic overgrowth
A Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources scientist collects water quality data to better understand nutrients' role in the overabundance of duckweed and algae. Too much nitrogen and phosphorus in…
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Lake Erie Algae Blooms Point Out Need to Limit Phosphorus Pollution
Lake Erie, the smallest of the five Great Lakes, supports a billion-dollar angling and boating industry, not to mention beach-going tourists. However, the lake is in trouble: eutrophication, the…
Researchers take first look at outbreaks tied to toxic algal blooms
An algal bloom surrounds a dock on Kelleys Island in Lake Erie in this undated photo from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. Photo: Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Exposure to the…
CropLife America and AgGateway Select 2013 IT Innovation Award Winner
WASHINGTON, DC – CropLife America (CLA) and AgGateway recognize SePRO Corporation with the 2013 Information Technology (IT) Innovation Award for its development of the SePRO Mapping Assessment and…
Rivers' garbageman named CNN Hero of the Year
Chad Pregracke, an Illinois man who has dedicated his life to cleaning the Mississippi River and other U.S. waterways, was named the 2013 CNN Hero of the Year on Tuesday night. Pregracke…
SOLitude's Shannon Junior Named Preferred Applicator of the Year
Shannon Junior of SOLitude Lake Management received her Applicator of the Year award from Bill Culpepper (left), President and CEO of SePRO Corporation and Sam Barrick, Executive Director of SePRO's…