Fall 2007 - Aquatic Sciences Chronicle

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Mercury threatens wildlife like loons as well as people who eat certain types of fish. A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences offers good news for reducing levels of mercury in aquatic environments. Photo: Michelle P. Woodford

Mercury Accrues, Declines in Fish Quickly 10/19/2007
Study finds that cracking down on air pollution will provide healthier fish for the dinner table

Making a Great Lake Superior 10/19/2007
Keeping a Great Lake great

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