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GLIN==> MN Sea Grant's Seiche Newsletter

Minnesota Sea Grant's "Seiche" online newsletter is now available:
http://www.seagrant.umn.edu/newsletter/

Topics include:

-Harmful Algae in Minnesota Lakes: When in Doubt, Stay Out!
Blue-green algae can become toxic. Recognize when to stay out of the water through this summary of workshops Sea Grant hosted about harmful algal blooms. The workshops were the first of their kind in the Great Lakes region to train a variety of audiences.

-Scientists Find Bird and Human E. coli in Wild Fish
Fish in the Duluth-Superior Harbor can carry bacteria from other species, which has implications for anglers and beach monitoring programs.

-Local Hotel Goes "Greener" After Lake Superior Conference
Hosting attendees of a Sea Grant conference inspired a Holiday Inn to reduce its energy use.

-Pulp Mill Effluent and Fish Don't Mix (Well)
Endocrine disrupting chemicals found in pulp mill wastewater can impact fish. Five scientists discuss what they learned from Canadian and U.S. rivers surrounding Lake Superior.

...plus information on other staff activities and new products/services.
If you'd like to be on the mailing list to receive a hard copy of this
publication, please send me your name and street address. Or, if you'd
like to receive a personal e-mail notification when the Seiche is
available on the web, please send me your e-mail address. Subscription
is FREE.

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"Superior Science for You!"

Marie Zhuikov (pronounced zwee-cough)
Communications Coordinator
Minnesota Sea Grant - UMD
(218) 726-7677
www.seagrant.umn.edu
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