International effort underway to make hi-res charts of Great Lakes
Modern technology is producing a much better picture of the bottoms of the Great Lakes.
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Modern technology is producing a much better picture of the bottoms of the Great Lakes.
The forecast for this summer released by NOAA predicts the bloom will come in at 3 on its severity index – a mild reading on par with last year. Anything above 5 indicates a severe
NOAA designation for Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary moves forward.
The average surface water temperature was 75.3 degrees on July 9, setting a record for the month based on 26 years of record keeping, government scientists said.
The drop-off this year is expected because of a decrease in spring rainfall from 2019.
The bloom’s size will ultimately depend on rainfall amounts from now through early summer.
The plan would take decades to fully implement, and it focuses on strategies such as removals of dams, installations of fish passages and increasing the number of salmon that survive in the ocean. It states
“… generated more than $212 billion in sales and contributed $100 billion to the country’s gross domestic product.”
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ranks winter-run Chinook as one of eight marine species most at risk of extinction.
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