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Guest Post: In the Right Place All the Time – Greenhouse Gas Research and NTL-LTER

Posted on October 19, 2021

By Lori Balster. Originally published in Environmental Monitor, October 12, 2021 While researchers all over the globe have been studying greenhouse gases, there are still some areas in the field that have not received as …

Posted in Emily Stanley, LTERTagged climate change, greenhouse gases, lfreshwater science, lter

Why Did These Freshwater Scientists Spend Their Winter Plowing a Bog?

Posted on March 31, 2020

As March gives way to April, spring is springing throughout Wisconsin. Boats are again braving the waves of lakes down south, while ice is slowly melting away in the half-frozen lakes of the Northwoods. As …

Posted in Graduate Student Research, Trout Lake Station, Water Quality, Hydrology & NutrientsTagged Emily Whitaker, greenhouse gases, Trout Lake, Winter Limnology

Ice Off and Carbon Fluxes: Springtime on Lake Mendota

Posted on March 28, 2018

by Angela Baldocchi  Every spring, when I spot the first buds on a tree, I always think I might actually get to see them open if I pay close enough attention. But then – as …

Posted in Ecological Processes, GLEON, LTERTagged Angela Baldocchi, Ankur Desai, carbon flux, greenhouse gases, Lake Mendota, limnology

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