Research Brief: Metals history of the Laurentian Great Lakes
NRRI water and minerals expertise came together to understand legacy metals pollution in the Great Lakes, published in two peer-reviewed articles. The researchers summarized what was previously known of metals paleogeochemistry - the metals history over the past two centuries - then performed a geochemical analysis of 11 sediment cores throughout the Great Lakes basin.
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What have NRRI researchers been up to during the pandemic quarantine?
A lot.
Leading the U in developing safety protocols in response to COVID-19
Like… developing a lab hibernation and sunrise plan as well as safe field work protocols.
Investing in the future
Like… collaborating to develop high value biochar materials from biomass waste and applications to improve our environment.
Developing long-term datasets
Like… the EPA Coastal Wetlands Monitoring Project which protects our freshwater resources and the economy that depends upon them.
Supporting essential industry partners
Like… our High Pressure Grinding Rolls upgrade to make our iron industry partners more efficient and productive.
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