Researcher Kelly Loria’s recent publication takes a closer look at watershed interactions at the lake through cutting-edge monitoring systems By Kylie Papson, University of Nevada Reno Lake Tahoe, renowned for its blueness and clarity, has recently seen its shores change...
NOAA scientists develop method to track toxic chemical in finfish, shellfish, and marine mammals. By NOAA Fisheries KEY POINTS: A newly developed method by NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center scientists allows for the detection and quantification of the toxic tire chemical...
By Sean Mowbray, Mongabay Today’s beach outing is not the same as your grandparents’ beach outing: With intense summer heat waves now the norm due to climate change, and with the ozone layer still not fully healed, people need more...
By Jane Sooby During its August 22 meeting, the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board voted unanimously to amend the region’s Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program (ILRP) General Order and exempt growers in the Pit River subwatershed from having to...
Under the agreement, the countries are committed to updating outdated wastewater infrastructure to handle higher flows. By Kiley Price, Inside Climate News This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and...
