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Projecting Global Water Supplies With A New Tool
ISciences develops predictive model for anticipating water stress.
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Along Lake Superior Shore: Climate Change, CAFOs, and Camaraderie
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Circle of Blue data reporter Kaye LaFond describes her experience as a fellow at the Institute for Journalism and Natural Resources’ Lake Superior Institute.
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The Science Communication Challenge
Circle of Blue intern Connor Bebb explains his passion for sharing information about our most important shared resource — water.
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Nicaragua Canal Environmental Assessment Criticized As Scientifically Weak, Technically Inadequate
Expert panel finds “scientifically indefensible” conclusions in 14-volume study.
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Report: Water, Temperature Changes Not Central Drivers of Sub-Sahara Africa Conflicts
Rainfall is not a strong motivator of violence, but higher temperatures…
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Scrubbing Rocks, and Other Things Scientists Do
Basic scientific research is not glamorous.
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What Happens in the Arctic Doesn’t Stay in the Arctic
Carbon dioxide released here can drive climate change elsewhere.
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Where the Sun Never Sleeps (And Neither Do The Scientists)
COB reporter Codi Kozacek travels above the Arctic Circle.
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Report: Why Asian Carp eDNA Still Matters in the Fight for the Great Lakes
Researchers see great promise in eDNA testing to detect invasive and rare species at low abundance — including invasive Asian carp — but refining the tool is a long process.
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Report: Australian News Coverage Affects Public Acceptance of Policy and Science
Insufficient media coverage of the science behind water management…
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