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Glyphosate Study Retraction Raises Questions About Herbicide Safety

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Phosphorus is an essential nutrient for plant growth.
A recent article in The New York Times detailed the retraction of a once-prominent study that supported the safety of glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup. The paper had been cited for years as evidence that the herbicide posed minimal risk. But after concerns were raised about conflicts of interest and the integrity of the
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Long-Term Aquatic Plant Management on Lake Ripley

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/ Published in Case Studies, Lake & Waterway Management
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November 2025 Newsletter

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Leaves Fall, Lakes Stay Busy! A Message from Our Leader: Looking Back, Planning Ahead for Our Lakes As the Leaves Fall, Harvesting Winds Down When Communities and Harvesters Work Hand in Hand What’s Really Happening Beneath the Water? Read More
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October 2025 Newsletter

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Hidden Helpers & Harmful Habits in Our Lakes A Message from Our Leader: Turning Over a New Leaf Are Misconceptions Making Our Lakes Sicker? Managing Hydrilla Without Harming the Lake Muskrats and Aquatic Habitat Balance Upcoming Conferences Florida Lake Management Society 36th Annual Technical Symposium Washington State Lake Protection Association 38th Annual Conference Oregon Lake
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September 2025 Newsletter

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What’s Lurking Beneath Lakes and Reservoirs A Message from Our Leader: Nature Always Prevails Hidden Dangers Increase Drowning Risks in Reservoirs Invasive Species Demand Cooperation, Not Quick Fixes Balancing Ecology and Community Needs Upcoming Conferences Wisconsin Stormwater Week California Lake Management Society 39th Annual Conference Florida Lake Management Society 36th Annual Technical Symposium Washington State
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August 2025 Newsletter

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Big Waves, Big Tech, and Bigger Water Concerns A Message from Our Leader: “More rum than fun!” A Wake-Up Call for Our Waters The Hidden Water Cost of AI Wake Surfing – All Eyes on Wisconsin Upcoming Conferences Florida Lake Management Society 36th Annual Technical Symposium California Lake Management Society 39th Annual Conference Read More
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July 2025 Newsletter

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One Month. One Mission. Let’s Show Our Lakes Love A Message from Our Leader: Clean, Drain, Dry Keeps Lakes Healthy July is Lakes Appreciation Month—Let’s Celebrate! When Waterway Management Turns Harmful Anglers & Boaters are Champions Against AIS Upcoming Conferences Aquatic Plant Management Society 65th Annual Meeting Florida Lake Management Society 36th Annual Symposium Read
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June 2025 Newsletter

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From Beer to Beavers Why Water Quality Matters A Message from Our Leader: Hazy, Crazy Summer at Aquarius Systems Study Links Tap Water to PFAS in Craft Beer Making a Dam Difference in Oregon Protecting Lake Coeur d’Alene from Hidden Pollution Upcoming Conferences New Hampshire Lakes Lakes Congress Maine Lakes & Lake Stewards Annual Conference
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May 2025 Newsletter

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From Menace to Useful Resource A Message from Our Leader: Repurposing Aquatic Weeds Water Hyacinth Fights Against Microplastic Pollution Turning Water Hyacinth into Opportunity Your Guide to Water Hyacinth Solutions Upcoming Conferences 2025 Aquatic Weed Harvesting Seminar New Hampshire Lakes Lakes Congress Maine Lakes & Lake Stewards Annual Conference Read More
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April 2025 Newsletter

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Protecting Water with Innovation & Conservation A Message from Our Leader: Plastic Pollution in our Waterways Celebrating Earth Day: A Commitment to Our Planet Floating Debris Removal System Cleans Milwaukee’s Kinnickinnic River Loss of Aquatic Plants Threatens Lake Mattamuskeet Upcoming Conferences Colorado Lake & Reservoir Management Association Spring Conference Michigan Lakes & Streams Association 64th
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