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Featuring the research of Javier LLoret! Check out the full video about how excess nitrogen from wastewater is fueling algal blooms and degrading water quality in Cape Cod waters, and the need for a multi-pronged approach to a solution @MBLScience @MBLEcosystems
Nitrogen from wastewater is polluting Cape Cod’s waters. Connecting septic-dependent homes to sewers is slow and costly. Can residents stop the swell of this "yellow tide" ?
🎞️ In partnership with @wbur and support from @pulitzercenter.
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Ocean phytoplankton form the base of all life on the planet. An @NSF-supported study @MBLScience and @PIE_LTER is the first to investigate how the day/night cycle affects these photosynthetic organisms – and thus the larger food web.
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It's time to get your feet wet! Apply today to spend your fall term @MBLScience doing hands-on research in wetlands, bays, and coastal forests as part of the Semester in Environmental Science. mbl.edu/ses
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Check out these posters from three #NSF_REU students who presented their summer #saltmarsh research @MBLScience Undergraduate Poster Session last week, two worked at PIE_LTER sites and one at #GreatSippewissett. Great job all! 1/4
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Today from 3 - 4 p.m. ET, Join us for this Earth Week lecture from @UChicago — "Opportunities in Ecology and Environmental Science at the MBL," featuring MBL Director of Education Linda Hyman.
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Join us in just 15 minutes for an #EarthDay2020 Special edition of #MBLSciShoots. Hear from the scientists at our @MBLEcosystems Center! youtube.com/watch?v=AwDlHyip…
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Information Manager Hap Garritt demonstrates how to find, retrieve, and submit data to our website and explains our new registration process. #PIEASM2020 @USLTER
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@JoeVineis gives an overview of his work on the functional potential of the marsh sediment microbial community and biogeochemical cycling @Northeastern #PIEASM @USLTER
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Effects of geomorphological change and access to high marsh on food webs #mummichog @jslesser7 #PIELTER2020 @USLTER
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Nat Weston and colleagues looked at 9 east coast wetland systems to see if accretion rates are accelerating in response to sea level rise as well as sediment supply.
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Have some time to kill? Check out my first podcast interview!
Replying to @MBLScience
@MBLScience Marine Microorganisms, #OceanChemistry, and #Thermodynamics. Listen to @MEPjoe here: bit.ly/2GD8j0t
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Just out, including a new genus named after twitterless Anne E. Giblin!: Diversity of cyanobacteria at the Alaska North Slope with description of two new genera: Gibliniella and Shackletoniella academic.oup.com/femsec/adva… #ARCLTER #Toolik @USLTER @MBLScience @MBLEcosystems
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ESA is proud to announce the election results for its governing board members!
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Congratulations to Zoe Cardon, Jeannine Cavender-Bares, Dennis Ojima, Laura Petes, and Sasha Reed!
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Shout out to Odum Awardee Ivan Valiela from former students at #CERF19: Anne Giblin, @gtbanta02, Merryl Alber, @BRobertsLab , Kevin Kroeger, Ruth Carmichael, @BowenLab1, Mirta Teichberg, Erin Kinney. Spreading excellence in #estuarineecology. @MBLScience @MBLEcosystems
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Lovely fall day collecting #flux cores on the #ParkerRiver. Part of #longtermdataset. @USLTER @MBLEcosystems @MBLScience
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Stop by our Open House at Marshview Farm Field Station, 297 Newbury Tpke, Newbury, MA, Sat. Oct 5, 12-4 for “Celebrating the Great Marsh and its Watershed”@MBLScience #Greenbelt #GreatMarshCoalition
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Sung Bin Park, coordinator of the MBL’s Semester in Environmental Sciences (SES) program, writes about her experience as she joins the undergraduates conducting field work at the Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Falmouth. Read more: go.mbl.edu/g5G1MW
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#MBL_SES students out in the field collecting samples at Waquoit Bay. Local food web examples: sand shrimp, silversides, killifish, blue crabs and a visit from one very opportunistic duck we named Wally.
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Bioblitz and more sampling from yesterday's Waquoit Bay exploration! #MBL_SES
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In #Hurricane Nicole's wake, scientists see storms' impact on the deep ocean go.mbl.edu/q9vXa5 @MBLEcosystems @BIOSstation @Rut_PedPam @theAGU Photo: @NASAGoddardPix





























