Dye traces river currents with an aim to protect oyster leases from sewage spills
Researchers are releasing bright dye in rivers to map currents and figure out how to manage pollutant flows without closing entire estuaries to oyster harvesting.
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Researchers are releasing bright dye in rivers to map currents and figure out how to manage pollutant flows without closing entire estuaries to oyster harvesting.
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