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New research predicts nutrient loading, which puts certain areas of the US at heightened risk of harmful algal blooms.

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During her time at Western Illinois University, Anthropology Professor Heather McIlvaine-Newsad has performed extensive research with the help of grant funding.

Niall Patrick Walsh had A Conversation With Ma Yansong. Critics raised questions over current/past pay practices. However, folks jumped in to defend MAD Architects

Rapid action to significantly reduce emissions could delay the onset of critically warm ocean temperatures and save still healthy coral reefs.

LSU received $450,000 from the National Academy of Sciences over the next five years to institute a Gulf Renaissance Scholars Program, according to Environmental Sciences Professor Linda Hooper Bui, who

Birmingham-Southern College has been awarded $1.25 million to develop curriculum centered around environmental-related issues for schools in Mobile.

Gov. Edwards and Economic Development Officials to Travel to Netherlands and France to Further Develop Water Management and Economic Partnerships.

Can the Netherlands water management technology help Louisiana with flood control?

Can the Netherlands water management technology help Louisiana with flood control?