Thursday, October 19, 2017

A fresh look at fresh water: Researchers create a 50,000-lake database

10/19/2017 10:00 AM EDT

Scientists have developed a database on U.S. Northeast and Midwest lakes like Monona in Wisc.

Countless numbers of vacationers spent this summer enjoying lakes for swimming, fishing and boating. But are they loving these lakes to death?

The water quality of the nation's lakes is threatened not only by the things people do in and around them, but, say scientists, by less obvious factors such as agriculture and changes in climate. Because lakes are as distinct as one snowflake from another, they may respond differently to these challenges.

To better understand the ...

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