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Taking Stock of New York City’s Drinking Water
On May 15th 2008, the New York Academy of Sciences will host an event to address the impact of the 1997 NYC Watershed Memorandum of Agreement.
Untangling the complex issue of dissolved organic carbon uptake: a stable isotope approach
Kaplan, L.A., T.N. Wiegner, J.D. Newbold, P.H. Ostrom, and H. Gandhi. 2008. Freshwater Biology 53:855–864.
Novel estuarine bacterioplankton in rRNA operon libraries from the Chesapeake Bay
Kan, J., S.E. Evans, F. Chen, and M.T. Suzuki. 2008. Aquatic Microbial Ecology 51:55–66.
Trail Creek Outfitters to Sponsor Acclaimed Film Festival
The evening of short, independent films will cover the gamut of environmental issues and include several films based on the theme of fresh water.
Stroud Center and Community Members to Plant 500 Trees
Tree planting is part of ongoing research to understand how to maximize the survivorship and growth of small seedlings used to reforest local streams.
Methods for evaluating the geomorphological performance of naturalized rivers: examples from the Chicago metropolitan area
Rhoads, B.L., M.H. Garcia, J. Rodriguez, F. Bombardelli, J. Abad, and M. Daniels. 2008. Pages 209–228 in D. Sears and S. Darby (editors). River restoration: managing the uncertainty in restoring physical
Biome-level biogeography in streambed microbiota
Findlay, R.H., C. Yeates, M.A.J. Hullar, D.A. Stahl, and L.A. Kaplan. 2008. Applied and Environmental Microbiology 74:3014–3021.
Liz Walker to Speak at Joan and Dick Stroud Memorial Lecture
Ms. Walker’s lecture is entitled "EcoVillages: Pioneering a Sustainable Future by Conserving Land, Water, and Fossil Fuels."
Probe: Pharmaceuticals In Drinking Water
The Stroud Water Research Center, in Avondale, Pa., has measured water samples from New York City's upstate watershed for caffeine, a common contaminant that scientists often look for as a
