'Algae blooms' diaporamas de présentation

Public Input Workshop #2

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Public Input Workshop #2

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Microbe Matinee

Microbe Matinee. Microbes: The Good, The Bad, and The Bountiful. Cinema 1 Features KNOWLEDGE. Cinema 2 Features UNDERSTANDING. Blooms Gone Wild. Cinema 3 Features APPLICATION. Marine Microbes and the Temple of Bloom. Cinema 1 Features KNOWLEDGE. Microbes:

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UV Advanced Oxidation for Treatment of Taste and Odor and Algal Toxins

UV Advanced Oxidation for Treatment of Taste and Odor and Algal Toxins. Ohio AWWA Annual Conference Research Workshop September 20, 2011 Erik Rosenfeldt, PE, PhD. Presentation Agenda. Algae issues Taste and Odor Toxic Substances Climate change impacts on algae events

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Why all the fuss?

Update on Water Quality in Lake Eucha M. D. Smolen Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering OSU January 31, 2002. Why all the fuss?. The lake is clear and clean. The fishery is good. But Tulsa water tastes bad. Algae Blooms produce taste and odor

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Team Sweetness (by Andrea)

Relationships between algae blooms and water temperature. Team Sweetness (by Andrea). Research Question. To what extent has algae and plankton populations changed as a result of warmer water?. Diatoms. Prolific producers Most important food source for aquatic animals Pseudo-nitzscia seriata

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Blue Green Algae in Indiana: The Role of the State

Blue Green Algae in Indiana: The Role of the State. Bruno Pigott Assistant Commissioner Office of Water Quality Indiana Department of Environmental Management. Environmental Quality Service Council Meeting October 26, 2009 Senate Chamber, State House. Introduction.

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Aquatic Succession

Aquatic Succession. The class has covered Terrestrial Succession -the natural changes occurring in ecosystems on land . There are ecosystems in water , also-coral reefs, ponds, and salt marshes are examples. These are aquatic. Succession occurs-. In aquatic ecosystems, also.

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Aquatic Succession

Aquatic Succession. The class has covered Terrestrial Succession -the natural changes occurring in ecosystems on land . There are ecosystems in water , also-coral reefs, ponds, and salt marshes are examples. These are aquatic. Succession occurs-. In aquatic ecosystems, also.

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Aquatic Succession

Aquatic Succession. The class has covered Terrestrial Succession -the natural changes occurring in ecosystems on land . There are ecosystems in water , also-coral reefs, ponds, and salt marshes are examples. These are aquatic. Succession occurs-. In aquatic ecosystems, also.

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Blue Green Algae in Indiana: The Role of the State

Blue Green Algae in Indiana: The Role of the State. Bruno Pigott Assistant Commissioner Office of Water Quality Indiana Department of Environmental Management. Environmental Quality Service Council Meeting October 26, 2009 Senate Chamber, State House. Introduction.

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Protists

Protists. Protists are single celled eukaryotes. A few forms are multi-cellular. Protists often have a very complicated internal structure: a single cell must do all the functions that we have many different cell types to do.

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Protists

Protists. Protists are single celled eukaryotes. A few forms are multi-cellular. Protists often have a very complicated internal structure: a single cell must do all the functions that we have many different cell types to do.

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Storm Drain Medallion Mini-Grant Program

Storm Drain Medallion Mini-Grant Program. Storm Drains .

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Chesapeake Bay GIS: Agricultural Runoff

Chesapeake Bay GIS: Agricultural Runoff. By: Joe Hunter & Emily Vontsolos. Watershed Data. Covers more than 64,000 square miles Encompasses six different states Land to water ratio is 14:1 Contains more than 100,000 streams and rivers, making the Bay more vulnerable to harmful runoff.

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Nutrient Analysis

Nutrient Analysis. Jennifer Repa. Eutrophication. The process by which a body of water acquires a high concentration of nutrients , especially phosphates and nitrates. These typically promote excessive growth of algae.

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The Algae Invasion Challenge

The Algae Invasion Challenge. Scientists are concerned about how many algae blooms are in Puget Sound and how big they are. Puget Sound. Bellevue. Algae is plant-like organism (living thing) that lives in the water. It provides food for many other organisms in the food web.

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Pyrrophyta

Pyrrophyta. Ethan AP Bio-2. Basics. Most are eukaryotic unicellular Protist Undergoes asexual reproduction Condensed Organelles (especially chromosomes) Reside in many environments Some are phototrophic, and some heterotrophic Green or gold brown pigments. Dinoflagellate.

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Can we solve this problem? Algae Bloom Remediation Workshop

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