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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.
The Science Communication Challenge
Circle of Blue intern Connor Bebb explains his passion for sharing information about our most important shared resource — water.
Nicaragua Canal Environmental Assessment Criticized As Scientifically Weak, Technically Inadequate
Expert panel finds “scientifically indefensible” conclusions in 14-volume study.
Report: Water, Temperature Changes Not Central Drivers of Sub-Sahara Africa Conflicts
Rainfall is not a strong motivator of violence, but higher temperatures…
Scrubbing Rocks, and Other Things Scientists Do
Basic scientific research is not glamorous.
Photo Codi Kozacek…
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.
Report: Australian News Coverage Affects Public Acceptance of Policy and Science
Insufficient media coverage of the science behind water management…