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Glyphosate is NOT a Solution – It’s an Ecological Hazard

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/ Published in Aquatic Herbicides, Water Hyacinth
Applying aquatic herbicides to kill lake weeds.
Water hyacinth, one of the most invasive aquatic plants, poses serious threats to waterbodies across India, including Pashan Lake in Pune and Powai Lake in Mumbai. As municipal authorities struggle to manage these infestations, the use of herbicides such as glyphosate is being considered as a cheaper and quicker solution. However, applying glyphosate to control
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Experts Discover a New Type of Water Hyacinth in Lake Victoria

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/ Published in Water Hyacinth
Aquatic Weed Harvester Cutting Water Hyacinth
A new invasive type of water hyacinth, Salvinia spp., has been discovered in Lake Victoria. It reproduces rapidly, doubling its biomass within 8 days due to high nutrient levels caused by human activities such as improper waste disposal and deforestation. Over 36 tons have already been removed, but the plant continues to spread, threatening fish

OBWB Opposes Herbicide Use in Okanagan Waters

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/ Published in Aquatic Herbicides
Applying aquatic herbicides.
The Okanagan Basin Water Board (OBWB) is raising concerns over the use of two newly registered aquatic chemicals in British Columbia—ProcellaCOR FX, an herbicide for invasive weed control, and a potash-based water treatment chemical. The OBWB strongly opposes the application of these or any other chemicals in Okanagan waters, citing risks to drinking water safety.
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Cutting Weeds to Restore Lake Horowhenua

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/ Published in News
Aquatic Weed Harvester in New Zealand
A unique weed harvesting machine, described by its skipper as something out of Waterworld, is helping restore Lake Horowhenua (Punahau). The contraption, part boat and part tractor, moves slowly across the lake, using paddle steamer-like wheels and sharp teeth to cut and collect up to ten tonnes of aquatic weeds daily. Built in the U.S.

Restoring Lake Victoria: Battling the Water Hyacinth Invasion

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/ Published in Blog
Lake Victoria, the second largest freshwater lake in the world, is an essential resource for the people of Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. It provides food, clean water, hydroelectric power, and transportation. However, the lake faces a major challenge due to the spread of water hyacinth, an invasive plant that grows quickly and forms thick mats
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Trash Skimmer Prevents Costly Closures at Nuclear Power Plant

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/ Published in Case Studies
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Proponents of Wake Sports Say Enhanced Waves Pose Zero Danger

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/ Published in News
A wake boat is a powerful, V-hulled boat designed for watersports like wakeboarding and wakesurfing.
A ballasted wake-enhanced boat creates a dangerous situation as a child playing on the shoreline screams in terror as massive waves approach. While the proponents claim that wake-enhanced watercraft can safely operate on Wisconsin lakes, this video tells another story. You don’t need to read a scientific paper to see the safety hazards these unnatural

Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Leading the Charge as a Global Water Hub

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/ Published in Lake & Waterway Management, News, Water Quality & Pollution
River Debris Skimmer Boat in Front of teh Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, a city steeped in history and industry, is emerging as a global leader in addressing one of humanity’s most pressing challenges: water. As the world faces growing concerns over water scarcity, contamination, and climate resilience, Milwaukee has positioned itself at the forefront of innovative solutions. Through strategic investments, world-class institutions, and a commitment to
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January 2025 Newsletter

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/ Published in Newsletter
A Message from Our Leader:  2024 Marked 60 Years in Business Commit to Being More Environmentally Conscious Some of the Best Inventions of 2024 Real Christmas Trees Have a Second Life Upcoming Conferences Northeast Aquatic Plant Management Society 26th Annual Meeting Midwest Aquatic Plant Management Society 45th Annual Conference Virginia Lakes & Watersheds Association Annual

Aquatic Weed Harvester Protects Salmon Spawning Grounds

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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species, Case Studies
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