November 2016 Newsletter

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Paper versus Plastic, Bottle or Box Paper versus Plastic, Bottle or Box America Recycles Day Who Owns the Aquatic Plants? DNR Invites Public Comment to Develop Aquatic Plant Management Strategic Analysis Read More

August 2016 Newsletter

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The Shirt on Your Back is Polluting the Ocean August is Water Quality Month Are Your Clothes Polluting the Ocean Impact of Private Partnerships on Water Quality Climate Change Affects Water Quality Valuable Resources at Your Fingertips Read More

July 2016 Newsletter

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Let your Colors Burst Catfish: Future for Cleaner Chicago Water Carbon Dioxide Keeps Asian Carp out of Great Lakes It Turns Out that Rock Snot is Native The Invasive Species that Nobody is Talking About Let your Colors Burst Read More

June 2016 Newsletter

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Biggest Single Source of Phosphorus Pollution Turning Phosphorus into Fertilizer Dishwasher Detergents – Environmental Hazards Fueled by Algae Replacing Fossil Fuels with Cyanobacteria to Produce Chemicals Read More

May 2016 Newsletter

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Organic Farming with Milfoil Fertilizer as Water Pollutant Lake Closed Due to Weeds Lush Green Grass – Lake’s Worst Nightmare Milfoil to Feed the Masses Read More

February 2016 Newsletter

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Toxic Cocktail from the Tap Too Much Yet Not Enough. Phosphorus Recycling – Proof of Concept Toxic Nitrates in Drinking Water Spreading the Salt Before Using the Shovel Upcoming Conferences: Pennsylvania Lake Management Society Illinois Lake Management Society Midwest Aquatic Plant Management Society Indiana Lake Management Society Read More

October 2015 Newsletter

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A Link Between Coffee and Fish Is Your Morning Coffee Taking a Toll on the Environment? Plastic in the Food Chain Mealworms Make a Meal of Styrofoam Understanding Invasive Species NALMS 35th International Symposium Read More

September 2015 Newsletter

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Free the Snake Not So Famous Date Restoring America’s Greatest Salmon River Water: The Midwest’s Ticket to Economic Rebirth Shrinking Saltan Sea Wildfires Effect on Water Quality Read More

August 2015 Newsletter

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Where Have All the Boys Gone? Where Have All the Boys Gone? Worms: Friend or Foe Reestablishing Wild Rice on the St. Louis River Swimming in Sewage August is National Water Quality Month Read More

July 2015 Newsletter

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Lakes Appreciation Month Mechanical Harvester Plays Significant Role in Invasive Aquatic Plant Management What is Lakes Appreciation Month? Secchi Dip-In weed Read More