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Stormwater Runoff Will be Directed Toward Irrigation Ponds
Crested Floating Heart Invading Southeastern United States
Are you Polluting the Great Lakes with Facial Cleansers?
Researchers Determine AIS Spread by Boats
Minnesota Aquatic Plant Control May Require Permit
Desalinating Red Sea Waters to Manage the Dead Sea
Ecology Shapes Evolution and Evolution can Shape Ecology
Scientists Develop a Model to Map Invasive Species
Barrage of Chemicals Found in Minnesota Waters
Aquatic Invasive Species Threaten UK Waterways
State Awards Grants to Non-Profits to Clean up Tsunami Marine Debris
DNR Won’t Poison Aquatic Plants
Chautauqua Lake Harvests Over 15 Million Pounds of Vegetation
350,000 Pieces of Shoreline Debris Collected
9 Metric Tons of Marine Debris Removed
Increased Spending for Groundwater Monitoring
Is Atrazine Harming Hawaii’s Environment?
New York Harbor in the 1970s
Bay’s Intersex Fish Mystery Remains Unsolved
Dredging Solves Algae Problem
Fish Deformities Linked to Oil Pollution
The Ocean Cleanup Project
Toxic Algal Blooms Kill Record Number of Manatees
Problems with Aquatic Herbicides
A Resource Guide to Invasive Aquatic Plants and Non-Toxic Treatment Options
February 2013
March 2013
Lake George Association Wins National Invasive Species Award
New Legislation for Saratoga Lake
Nostalgia at Herman Park Lake
Invasive Species Hitchhiking on Tsunami Debris
Navigational Hazard Removed from Noyo River
Unauthorized Chemical Use Causes Plant Eradication
Weed Harvester is Put to Work
Cooperative Efforts to Reduce Phosphorus Runoff
New Fertilizer Rules Gets an OK
Water Chestnut: Alien Invader
Rooted Invasive Species Found in Chautauqua County
Potomac River Threatened by Pollution
$500,000 for Lake Treatment
Scientists Seek Solutions to Lake Erie’s Algae Blooms
Cosmetic Ingredient is Tainting State Lakes
Would you Swim in it for $32,000?
Residents Complain of Breathing Problems from Algae
Wisconsin’s Efforts and Successes in Addressing AIS
Asian Carp Spread like the Plague
Cleaning up the Bronx River
Restoring Native Vegetation
Judge Enforces Wetlands Protection
Toxic Blue-Green Algae Plague Freshwater
Aquatic Weed Harvesters to Manage Eurasian Watermilfoil
Looming Water Shortage on the Great Lakes
January 2013
Wisconsin’s Water Initiative Takes Shape
Combating Starry Stonewort with Aquatic Weed Harvester
Aquatic Weed Harvesting Update
Water Technology Courses
Shrubs Planted as Shoreline Buffer
Mowing Eurasian Watermilfoil
December 2012
Winter Aquatic Plant Growth
Toxic Algae in Lake Needwood
Herbicide Treatment for Aquatic Pest Plants Opposed
Rhode Island Launches Marine Debris Clean Up Bill
Herbicide Resistant Milfoil in Silver Lake
Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council Knocks Down Phragmites
Pollution in Hackensack River Sediment Alters Eating Habits of Crabs and Fish
Airport Finds Success with an Aquatic Weed Harvester
Treated Hydrilla Grows Back
Chemical Promotes Dangerous Algae Blooms
Weed Clearing in Burma
Water Pollution Caused by Birth Control
Do the Chinese Have Answers on Combating Asian Carp
Tahoe Native Plant Projects
Antarctica Braces for Influx of Invasive Species
Algae Blooms Increase as World’s Lake Water Warms
War on Weeds Loses Ground
Bayfield County Town Offered 400 Forest Acres
Invasive Plant Sparks Biofuel Debate
Minnesota Tough on Aquatic Invasive Species
Great Lakes low shorelines Unearth Ancient Collectables
St. Lucie Estuary Struggling with Discharge Releases
Algal Blooms Close Sydney Beach
Water Hyacinth as Cattle Feed
Drought Could Leave Fire Department without Water
Wisconsin Seeing Herbicide Resistant Milfoil
Herbicide Resistant Hydrilla
Weeds Take Root in Crops
Community Clean-Up Prevents the Growth of Algae
Large Harbor Floating Wetland Project Stirs Debate
Wisconsin’s Shoreline Communities Cope with Low Water Levels
Dam Owner Faces Penalty for Herbicide Treatment
Fish are Dying at Alarming Rates
40 Years of the Clean Water Act
A $3 Million Investment to Restore Bay
Plan to Repair Lake Beseck Dam Discussed
Residents Urge County to Help Clean Up Former Brentwood Lake
Ban on Pavement Sealants is Proposed
AIS Hysteria
October 2012
November 2012
Advantages of Aquatic Plant Harvesting
Fish Survey Spawns Invasive Aquatic Plant Surveying
Failing Lakes in Florida
Mandatory Boat Inspections on Lake George
First Identification of Endocrine Disruptors in Algae Blooms
Pollution Will Feed Lake Algae for Years
NOAA Awards $800,000 for Living Shorelines
Wisconsin Professor Receives International Award
Banned Plants are Popular for Landscaping
Great Lakes Commission Scans Internet for AIS
Roundup Contributes to Algal Blooms
Aquatic Harvester Removes 250 Tons of Weeds
Harvester Removes 500 Tons of Weeds
Lake Chemical Killed Golf Greens
The Unseen Consequences of Dumping Leaves in the River
Freshwater Jellyfish, Not as Rare as You Might Think
Best Practices for Shoreline Landscaping
Minnesota Invasive Species Reporting Procedures
Fall Brings Fish Relief
MPCA and DNR Streamline Permit Process
Military vets to help rebuild northern California fisheries
Pesticides: A Key Concern for the Great Barrier Reef
Invasive Phragmites
Anglers are Worried about Declining Fish Population
Ozaukee Washington Land Trust Receives Grant
Knocking on the Great Lakes Door
Giant Hogweed
Manoomin – The Good Berry
Is There any Hope for the Yamuna River
September 2012
August 2012
Aquarius Systems - Helping to make Milwaukee a Best River Town
Milfoiled Again
Pressure Mounts to Restore Great Lakes Water Levels
Synchronized Toilet Flushing
Reopening of the Wisconsin Avenue Bridge
Broadleaf Weed Herbicide Devastating to Trees
Residents asked to Conserve Water after Aquatic Herbicide Application
Field Seeding to Cut Down on Pollution
Invasive Nutria Threaten Wetlands
Ban on Herbicide to Kill Water Hyacinth
Enjoy Lakes and Live Longer
Partnership to Monitor Water Quality
Green Water – Don’t Go In
10 Reasons to Care about Aquatic Invasive Species
Search is On for Zebra Mussels
Scotts Miracle-Gro Will Pay $12.5 Million for Violations of Federal Pesticide Laws
Aquatic Plants to Improve Water Quality
Outdoor Enthusiasts want License Fee Increase
Green Lake County Conservation Department News
Lake Puckaway’s Shoreland Restoration Project
Roberts Bay – A Success Story
Farmers will Help Offset Utilities Pollution Problems
Washington Announces Marine Debris Hotline
The Right Amount of Hydrilla
Waterfowl Fly Clear of Algae Blooms
Blue Green Algae Fact Sheet
Illegal Treatment Fuels Controversy
It’s an Aquatic Weed Harvester
Algae Bloom Warnings are Overblown
Aquatic Herbicides Cause Tension in Greely
Where is the Water?
Plague of Plastic Chokes the Seas
May 2012
June 2012
July 2012
Nebraska Lakes Association
Fish Population Struggling after Chemical Treatments
Attacking Eurasian Watermilfoil in Beaver Lake
Fishing Banned on Wallace Lake
Eagle River Chain of Lakes Pink Bucket Program
Scientists at Odds over a $150 Million Lake Hancock Project
Wisconsin’s Phosphorus Trading
Mission One, To Fight Scum
Damariscotta Lake’s Second Confirmed Hydrilla Infestation
Florida Struggles to Overcome Threats to Freshwater Springs
Mother Nature Spreading Aquatic Invasive Species
Is Hydrilla Responsible for Killing Bald Eagles
Boat Disinfection Station at Wolverine Lake
Connecticut's Clean Water Legislation
The Scum isn’t Toxic
Webster Lake Weed Kill Devastates Plant Life
Sandpoint Stands Strong against Herbicides
Invasive Phragmites Threatens Wetlands, Wildlife
Illinois Phragmities Overgrowth
Exposed Lake Beds are Subject to Shoreland Rules
Greenwood Lake Drawdown Leads to Low Water Levels
House Oks Phosphorus Curbs
5 Things to Know about Watershed Friendly Lawncare
The Overuse and Misuse of Pesticides
Aquarius Systems Aquatic Weed Harvesting Seminar
Vigorous Growth of Curly Leaf Pondweed
Algae Scrubber to Help Baltimore's Harbor
Hydrilla threatens the Finger Lakes
Take a Stake in the Lakes
Study Shows Viruses in Drinking Water
The Hydrilla Debate of the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes
Fox River Cleanup Reduces PCB Levels in Fish
Dangerous Algae Flourishes in Wisconsin
Will Illinois Join the Ranks to Prevent the Spread of AIS
April 2012
Mexico City's Floating Gardens are in Ecological Despair
Atlantic Sturgeon Officially Listed on the Endandgered Species List
Alum project for Grand Lake St. Marys
Lake Michigan Lake Level Lower than Average
Aquatic Invasive Species: Hydrilla
A Gatekeeper at Every Boat Ramp
March 2012
Mild Winter plus Early Spring Could Mean Excessive Plant Growth
Woodstock Township Votes NO to Herbicide Use
Whatever Floats your Boat – It’s Trash
Pharmaceutical Waste Product Stewardship
Lake Trafford is Becoming Clearer
Mild Winter and an Early Spring A Recipe for Weeds
Water Star Wisconsin
Minnesota AIS Training for Lake Service Providers
Texas Agri Life Extension Service Aquatic Plant Identification
Algae to Fuel your Automobile
Wisconsin Lakes
Minnesota Waters
Anacostia River Revitalization Fund
National Estuary Program
February 2012
Farmers Face Tough Choice on Ways to Fight New Strains of Weeds
NALMS Lake Management Discussion Group
Dam Controversy: Remaking the Mekong
EPA Proposed Standard to Protect Aquatic Ecosystems
Does China’s Environment make the Grade?
$3.5 million in grant money to repair Wisconsin Dams
January 2012
Discharge Permit required for Weed Control
South Florida Water Management District Discover Snake Vs Deer
On the Verge of Water Wars
Study links Treasure Valley to Snake River Algae
Hydrilla Discovery in Cayuga Lake
Volunteer Surface Water Monitoring
DNR’s Impaired Lake List
One Step Ahead of Aquatic Invasive Species
Factory Farming Rules Fall Short
College Professor Earns Honors in South Korea
Seaweed or Sea Vegetables
South Africa – Focus on Invasive Aquatic Plants
China’s Epic Pollution Crisis
How Do Invasive Plant Species Dominate Native Species?
Delaware River Aquatic-Plant Biomass Study
Wisconsin DNR Provides Grant Funding for AIS
Thin Ice This Winter
Military Divers to Help Clear Undersea Tires
Mandatory AIS Training in Minnesota
December 2011
Lake Erie Faces Collapse
Blue-Green Algae Still Plaguing Some Oklahoma Lakes
Wisconsin Makes Progress in Aquatic Invasive Species Control
Verona New Jersey to go Phosphate-Free?
Blue-Green Algae
Lakeshore Owners get Weed Warnings
Drinking water Faces Threat
Congress OKs $300 million for Great Lakes Cleanup
Rock Snot Shuts Down Hatchery
Grass Carp Discoveries Concern Wisconsin Fisheries Officials
US Urban Waters Federal Partnership
Buffalo Lake Management Team
Homeowner’s Guide to Stormwater Management Solutions
Aquatic Plants of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Wetlands Association
November 2011
Weed Harvesters as Workboats
Invasive Hydrilla Plant discovered in New York
Michigan Supreme Court to Resolve Septic System Dispute
The Nuisance Zebra Mussels
Native Aquatic Plant: Water Smartweed
Task Force to Take on Water Celery
Lake Champlain’s Spring Flooding
Car Ferry Polluting Lake Michigan
Pollution Trade-Off to Clean Up
The Rebirth of Polluted Lake Apopka
Cuyahoga River is Going Green – In a Good Way
Delavan Lake Dredging Clears Natural Filter
Federal Permit Required for use of Aquatic Pesticides
An Evaluation of Close Cut Weed Harvesting
Horicon Marsh International Education Center
Coeur d'Alene Tribe
New Lake Management Plan Success
Giant Salvinia a Cure for Cancer
Weeds reduced in Wellesley's Morses Pond
Successful Weed Harvesting Program
October, 2011
Bacteria found in Irrigation Water at Loskop Dam
European Ban on Phosphorus in Household Detergents
Drought Raises Concerns about Water Quality
O2 – Good for Lake Quality
Aquatic Weed Harvester Winterization
Waukesha Weed Harvesting Contractor
Marine Debris Program
Lake Whatcom Water Quality Issues
Pilot Project for Low-Maintenance Landscaping
Blue-Green Algae a Threat to Hunting Dogs
Weed Harvesters Return to Lake Hopatcong
Chemical Treatment Overkill
Excessive Nutrients Damaging Great Lakes Region
Dredging Project Stirs Up Old Complaints
Boaters Work to Prevent the Spread of Invasive Species
Boat Ban to Stop the Spread of Hydrilla
Aquatic Plants In Wisconsin
Debris Skimmer to Clean DC's Waterways
Floating Islands to Stop Coastal Erosion
Wetland Monitoring Assistance
Local Boy Scouts Help Wayne County SWCD Control Aquatic Invasive Plants
HF 1162 Sounds Scary, but Good for the Environment
Supreme Court Rules Against East Troy Lake Group
Fish are Starving in the Great Lakes
Experimental Floating Wetlands
The Beginning of an Invasion
Some Freshwater Aquatic Species May Become Extinct
Invasive Plants are Threatening Ecological Balance
Zebra Mussels Spread Rapidly in Lake Minnetonka
Algae Blooms Return to Lake Champlain
Grants Target Farm Runoff
Judge Wants EPA to Enforce Everglades Pollution Rules
September 2011
July 2011
August 2011
September 2011
Are Fish Populations affected by Chemical Treatments
Indian Lake Development Corporation’s annual D.R.E.D.G.E. Day
Phosphate-Free Dishwashing Soap
Are Invasive Species Really Bad
Proposed Aquatic Invasive Species Program Creates Waves
2012 National Water Quality Monitoring Council’s (NWQMC) Call for Papers
Volunteers to Fight Aquatic Invasive Species
Self-regulation by Michigan farmers
Aquatic Invasive Species: Rock Snot
EPA Talks River Cleanup Options
Online Master of Science in Environmental Education and Interpretation
Chelan County PUD Combats Eurasian Milfoil
Aquatic Weed Harvesting
Aquatic Weed Wars
Surveillance Cameras Help Look for Invasive Species
Rural Residents Rile Herbicide Drift Lawsuit
Green Algae in the Yellow Sea
L.A. County Responsible for Polluted Runoff
It Takes a Village and a City
Common Aquatic Bacteria Responsible for Fish Kill
Feds Probe Chronic Sewage Overflows
Scotts to Remove Phosphorus in Fertilizer
Osoyoos Mayor in a War Over Weeds with U.S.
Bugs versus Water Hyacinth
Safe Drinking Water Foundation - Did you know?
The Aldo Leopold Foundation
Rain Garden Initiative
The National Water Quality Monitoring Council
National Geographic Magazine WATER: A Special Issue
Blue-Green Algae Health Warning Issued
Maine Lakes overtaken by Invasive Plants
Advisory Lifted at Lost Creek Lake
Government Shut-Down Leads to Weed Infested Waters
Idaho Inspectors are Out in Full Force
Fertilized to Death
ClearWater Plant Harvesters
Minnesota aquatic invasive species control
Clean Water Act - Definition of "Waters of US"
Citarum River - How to Save It
Herbicide Treatments Worsening Lake Quality
Flooding raises pollution fears
Controlling Curly-Leaf Pondweed
Algae Choking Lake Victoria
Boat Inspections Prevent Aquatic Weed Invasions
Aquatic Plant Removal May Require Permits
Shrinking of Lake Chad Turning Farmland into Desert
Committee Debates Stricter Lake Standards
Barley vs Algae
Interest in Lake Management on the Rise in Wisconsin
Grading Lake Quality
Food Chain Manipulation Improves Lakes
Federal Funding to Battle Invasive Species
White Bear Lake USGS Grant Study
Farmers offered £7.5m to tackle water pollution
Unexplained fish kill mystery solved
Adirondack Foundation uses $170,000 grant to fight aquatic invasive species
Giant Vortex of Floating Trash
Western Africa Case Study
Southeast Africa River Clean Up
Four Reasons to Restore Your Shore
Green Water Means Fewer Greenbacks
Aquatic Invasive Species Bill Introduced
Madison Lake Watershed and Lake Association Update
Tickets Increase for Invasive Species
State money to fight algae at Grand Lake St. Marys : EPA's $5 million will buy aluminum sulfate
Lake Burrumbeet algae outbreak
California water future called 'bleak'
Tiny Predator has Large Effect on Lake Huron
Kalamazoo River oil spill will impact habitat for years
MBARI-Developed ESP Device To Track New England Algae
Wisconsin Governor Proposes increases in water quality spending, cuts elsewhere
Algae outbreak at Toonumbar Dam
President's Proposed 2012 Budget to Cut $1.3 Billion from EPA Funding
Targeting a Nuisance: Eurasian Watermilfoil
Providing Clean Water into the Future: The Benefits of Land Conservation
Lake Winnipesaukee Water Quality Threatened
National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program
Algae Plagued Ohio Lake Could Get $5M Treatment
Area Farmers Receive Funding to Improve Lake Water Quality
Harvesting 101 - Engineer Research & Development Center
Cutters 101
Weed Tow Boats
The University of Florida - Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System – Pesticides EPA Overview
Understanding Invasive Aquatic Weeds
Aquarius Receives Export Achievement Award
Aquarius Receives Civic Award
Congressman Paul Ryan Visits Aquarius Systems
Washington DC Inaugurates Second Aquarius Trash Hunter
Aquarius Systems Project Featured on National Geographic Cable Channel
Lake Hopatcong Commission Gears Up for Annual Weed Harvesting Program
Aquarius Systems Wins First Wisconsin Lake Stewardship Award in Business Category
Governor George Bush Takes Weed Harvester for a Spin
Lake Victoria Hyacinth Chopping Demo a Success!
Ambassador Johnnie Carson takes the Swamp Devil for a Test Drive
Corps of Engineers puts a large Trash Skimmer into service
Weed Harvester Deemed A Success Against Curly Leaf
Weeds Outlawed by the USDA
Managing Aquatic Plants on a Massive Scale
An Evaluation of Close-Cut Mechanical Weed Harvesting of Eurasian Watermilfoil
West Virginia Lake Clean Up
New York City Department of Environmental Protection
Washington D.C. Water & Sewer Authority
Hyacinth Invasion in Kenya
Sugar Plantation in Southeastern Africa
Southeastern Wisconsin Clean Up Effort
Western Africa Swamp Devil
Maine Congress of Lakes Associations
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Green Water – Don’t Go In
- Ottawa County Health Department issued a no-body contact advisory for two area parks that are dealing with blue-green algae blooms. Algae blooms usually occur in the summer, because algae need sunlight, nitrogen and phosphorus to grow. The hot, dry weather has created an environment where algae can thrive.
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