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Prof explains fly clouds that disrupt outdoor evenings - BurlingtonFreePress.com
Prof explains fly clouds that disrupt outdoor evenings BurlingtonFreePress.com
Clouds of tiny insects, rising and falling hypnotically along lake shores, contribute to the ambiance of warm summer evenings. My recent bike ride was ...
Prof explains fly clouds that disrupt outdoor evenings - BurlingtonFreePress.com
Prof explains fly clouds that disrupt outdoor evenings BurlingtonFreePress.com
Clouds of tiny insects, rising and falling hypnotically along lake shores, contribute to the ambiance of warm summer evenings. My recent bike ride was ...
Prof explains fly clouds that disrupt outdoor evenings - BurlingtonFreePress.com
Prof explains fly clouds that disrupt outdoor evenings BurlingtonFreePress.com
Non-biting midges, also called chironomids, are most conspicuous when they hover in swarms near water.
Prof explains fly clouds that disrupt outdoor evenings - BurlingtonFreePress.com
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Declan McCabe teaches biology at Saint Michael's College. His work with student researchers on insect communities in the Champlain Basin is funded by Vermont EPSCoR's Grant NSF EPS Award #1556770 from the National Science Foundation.
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Prof explains fly clouds that disrupt outdoor evenings - BurlingtonFreePress.com
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His work with student researchers on insect communities in the Champlain Basin is funded by Vermont EPSCoR's Grant NSF EPS Award #1556770 from the National Science Foundation. The illustration for this column was drawn by Adelaide Tyrol.
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Researcher studies how phosphorous travels - St. Albans Messenger
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ST. ALBANS — A University of Vermont (UVM) researcher has received funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to study a key driver of algal blooms in the Missisquoi Bay. Andrew Schroth, an Assistant Research Professor of Geology at UVM and ...
Researcher studies how phosphorous travels - St. Albans Messenger
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ST. ALBANS — A University of Vermont (UVM) researcher has received funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to study a key driver of algal blooms in the Missisquoi Bay.
Andrew Schroth, an Assistant Research Professor of Geology at UVM and a Science Leader for the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR), received the $247,774 grant to study phosphorous-ion dynamics in the sediment and water of the Missisquoi Bay.
Phosphorous is a major waterway pollutant, responsible for the spread and survival of cyanobacteria, the toxic “blue-green algae” that has begun regularly cropping up in local water bodies.
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The Outside Story: Cloudy with a chance of flies: Non-biting midges - Bennington Banner (subscription)
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Declan McCabe teaches biology at Saint Michael's College. His work with student researchers on insect communities in the Champlain Basin is funded by Vermont EPSCoR's Grant NSF EPS Award #1556770 from the National Science Foundation.
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Declan McCabe teaches biology at Saint Michael's College. His work with student researchers on insect communities in the Champlain Basin is funded by Vermont EPSCoR's Grant NSF EPS Award #1556770 from the National Science Foundation.
The Outside Story: Cloudy with a chance of flies: Non-biting midges - Bennington Banner (subscription)
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His work with student researchers on insect communities in the Champlain Basin is funded by Vermont EPSCoR's Grant NSF EPS Award #1556770 from the National Science Foundation. The Outside Story is assigned and edited by Northern Woodlands ...
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VT lake advocate questions use of Roundup - BurlingtonFreePress.com
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Efforts to reduce algae blooms in Lake Champlain should include a closer look at the role of the agricultural herbicide Roundup, according to a St. Albans-based water advocate. The appeal for more research comes as use of the popular weedkiller by ...
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Near miss for Braintree care home as staff find last minute insurance cover - Maldon and Burnham Standard
Maldon and Burnham Standard
STAFF at a care home are relieved they have found insurance just days before being forced to close. Poplars Nursing Home in Clockhouse Way could have closed at the weekend, as it could not get a public liability insurance renewal. Staff at the home had ...
Near miss for Braintree care home as staff find last minute insurance ... - Clacton and Frinton Gazette
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Clacton and Frinton Gazette
STAFF at a care home are relieved they have found insurance just days before being forced to close.
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Near miss for care home as staff find last minute insurance cover - Braintree and Witham Times
Braintree and Witham Times
Braintree and Witham Times
One resident, Alan Betts, was told he would need to move to Colchester from Braintree, having never left his home town. The home was told it required improvement in its latest Care Quality Commission report, which was published in June. Due to this ...
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