Noisy boats may drown out beluga whale chatter
A new study shows beluga whales in Alaska may be losing a battle with noisy human activities like shipping.
Source: futurity.org
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NOAA Maps Reveal How El Niño Will Impact US Rain and Snow This Winter
Heavy precipitation is forecast to fall across California and several southern states this winter due to the effects of El Niño.
Source: newsweek.com
US Set for Exceptionally Warm Winter as Record Global Temperatures Expected
Due to the combination of climate change and El Niño, this winter is set to be extraordinarily warm, as much of the past year has been.
Source: newsweek.com
Sunapee buoy to get upgrade
SUNAPEE, NH — On Monday, Nov. 6, Lake Sunapee Protective Association’s Water Quality Buoy made its final voyage into Sunapee Harbor. The buoy gathers year-round water quality and weather data
United States Global Lake Ecological Observatory Network Lake Sunapee Protective Association Water Quality Buoy Cary Institute Of Ecosystem Lake Sunapee Protective Association Water Quality Buoy
Source: eagletimes.com
Leave it to Minnesota beavers? Not if you're a wolf. – Twin Cities
What happens when an apex predator meets — and eats — an ecosystem engineer?
Source: twincities.com
Leave It to Beavers? Not if You're a Wolf. - The New York Times
This is what happens when an apex predator collides with an ecosystem engineer.
United States University Of Minnesota Voyageurs National Park Thomas Gable Emily Fairfax Clive Jones
Source: nytimes.com
New project combines traditional methods with metaviromics to study viral outbreaks in wild rodents
When, where, and why do diseases jump from animals to people? A new project will monitor how changing seasons, land use, and human behavior influence viral outbreaks in wild rodent populations, to identify hotspots with high potential for spillover into people.
Source: news-medical.net
Earth's salt cycle is swinging out of balance, posing yet another "existential threat," study finds
Too much salt is poisoning rivers and oceans and it's not just table salt we have to be worried about
United States New York Sujay Kaushal Katherine Richardson Gene Likens Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center
Source: yahoo.com
Action-oriented Symposium Connects Researchers to Encourage Collaboration for a Sustainable Environmental Future
'We have heard these wonderful talks, now what are we going to do? The time for action is now'
Source: uconn.edu
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Aaron Levine’s profile on The Conversation
Aaronfz Levine University Of Washington Research Scientist Institute For Climate Cooperative Institute Ecosystem Studies
Source: theconversation.com