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Does China’s Environment make the Grade?
The Chinese government issued its annual "State of the Environment" report and it certainly isn’t a proud moment according to Jonathan Watts, but China’s Ministry of Environmental Protection feels that progress is being made.
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Resources
China’s Epic Pollution Crisis
Lake Tai, the center of China’s ancient “land of fish and rice,” succumbed this year to floods of industrial and agricultural waste. Toxic cyanobacteria, commonly referred to as pond scum, turned the big lake fluorescent green.
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Delaware River Aquatic-Plant Biomass Study
Since 1984, several agencies have been working in cooperation to collect water quality and flow data from the Delaware River from Hancock, New York to the Delaware Water Gap. This effort, known as the Scenic Rivers Monitoring Program (SRMP), monitors the waterways and checks the data for unusual variation over time.
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Water Management Associations
Buffalo Lake Management Team
The Buffalo Lake Management Team was formed by the Minister of Environment in 1991 to provide advice on the construction, mitigation and operation of the Parlby Creek-Buffalo Lake Water Management Project. Since completion of the construction phase of the project, the Committee has focused on assessment of mitigation measures to be addressed, monitoring ongoing operations and land use surrounding the Parlby Creek-Buffalo Lake system.
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Wisconsin Wetlands Association
Wisconsin Wetlands Association was established in 1969 to protect the state's wetland resources through education, training, advocacy, and research on key issues that affect wetlands. To our knowledge, WWA is the first and oldest statewide organization focused exclusively on wetland protection. More than 1450 members include wetland scientists and educators, conservationists, hunters, concerned citizens, and local and regional organizations.
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