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Our Environmental Monitor staff was invited to participate in Ohio Sea Grant's 7th annual writers workshop at Stone Laboratory on Lake Erie.
On the second day of the workshop, we were taken out on a Research Cruise. Volunteers from the group, including Environmental Monitor editor Daniel Kelly, got to help with some sampling of Lake Erie's waters.
Read our interview with Chis Winslow, interim director of the Ohio Sea Grant, here:
My field reserach team stayed in these gers for a few days; these are the typical Mongolian houses. The long valley allowed for a beautiful sunset upon them.
Employer: Academy of Natural Sciences
Major: Environmental Sciences
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One of many sandstone outcroppings along the Middle Raccoon River. This is part of a narrow ridge within the Whiterock Conservancy in northern Guthrie County, Iowa.
Our Environmental Monitor staff was invited to participate in Ohio Sea Grant's 7th annual writers workshop at Stone Laboratory on Lake Erie.
On the second day of the workshop, we were taken out on a Research Cruise. Volunteers from the group, including Environmental Monitor editor Daniel Kelly, got to help with some sampling of Lake Erie's waters.
Read our interview with Chis Winslow, interim director of the Ohio Sea Grant, here:
The lakes are supposed to be a little clearer in Maine. These data buoys help keep an eye on lakes across the state, where small shifts in water quality can be a big deal.
Famous for its clarity, Jordan Pond in Acadia National Park is getting a little cloudier. A data buoy is helping scientists and managers find out why.
Read the full story: www.fondriest.com/news/data-buoy-acadia-national-parks-jo...
Photo courtesy of Nora Theodore / University of Maine
Our Environmental Monitor staff was invited to participate in Ohio Sea Grant's 7th annual writers workshop at Stone Laboratory on Lake Erie.
On the second day of the workshop, we were taken out on a Research Cruise. Volunteers from the group, including Environmental Monitor editor Daniel Kelly, got to help with some sampling of Lake Erie's waters.
Read our interview with Chis Winslow, interim director of the Ohio Sea Grant, here:
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S.K. Haslett (2010) Somerset Landscapes: Geology and Landforms. Blackbarn Books, 184pp.
Available from: www.amazon.co.uk/Somerset-Landscapes-Landforms-Simon-Hasl...
This photo is made available here by Professor Simon Haslett for educational purposes only. Permission to reuse must be obtained from the publisher in writing.
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Date taken: 1997. Somerset Levels from Brean Down.
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this is a commercial heating and cooling unit for a high traffic double door entrance. lessons for this include adiabatic change and how that is used for both heating and cooling and also the use of refrigerants and their environmental impact and how to handle them responsibly
stay up to date on the iliveisl blog and our virtual environmental science field trip work for Enclave Harbour
this is a commercial heating and cooling unit for a high traffic double door entrance. lessons for this include adiabatic change and how that is used for both heating and cooling and also the use of refrigerants and their environmental impact and how to handle them responsibly
The lakes are supposed to be a little clearer in Maine. These data buoys help keep an eye on lakes across the state, where small shifts in water quality can be a big deal.
Though more of a pontoon than a buoy, this monitoring platform helps protect the Penobscot Indian Nation's water quality and culture.
Read the full story: www.fondriest.com/news/monitoring-platform-protects-penob...
Photo courtesy of Angie Reed / Penobscot Indian Nation
Take on a Bath College of Higher Education (BCHE) Geography Field Trip to Brittany (March 1996).
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this is a commercial heating and cooling unit for a high traffic double door entrance. lessons for this include adiabatic change and how that is used for both heating and cooling and also the use of refrigerants and their environmental impact and how to handle them responsibly
Jules Pipe CBE (middle, red-yellow robe) received a Fellowship of Queen Mary University of London during the Geography graduation ceremony on 25 July 2018. image credit: Adil Yousaf
Researchers with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources worked with NexSens Technology to set up seven monitoring sites around Chesapeake Bay. These sites should help characterize shallow water habitats and better understand ecosystem processes affecting the bay's health.
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www.fondriest.com/news/studying-chesapeake-bay-shallows-p...
An experimental garden at the Adam Joseph Lewis Center.
AJLC, a solar-powered building, has earned national acclaim as a showcase for green building technologies and operating systems. Photovoltaic panels on the center’s roof and parking pavilion capture renewable energy from the sun and south-facing windows allow for passive solar heating. Indoors, a specially engineered wetland called the Living Machine purifies non-potable wastewater for reuse in toilets and the landscape.
Flows of energy and cycling of materials are monitored and displayed by a sophisticated system (150+ sensors) that gives real-time feedback, teaching about sustainability in the built environment.
Photo by Larry Kasperek
stay up to date on the iliveisl blog and our virtual environmental science field trip work for Enclave Harbour
this is a commercial heating and cooling unit for a high traffic double door entrance. lessons for this include adiabatic change and how that is used for both heating and cooling and also the use of refrigerants and their environmental impact and how to handle them responsibly