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A project called SEA MATE, with a team of researchers led by Stony Brook University Professor Matthew Eisaman, is using electricity to remove acid from the ocean while also taking carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
University Research | Solving the Freshwater Puzzle | Water Quality | Stony Brook University - The State University of New YorkUSC researchers modeled complex subsurface water flow to help assess the risk of contaminants appearing in high, unsafe concentrations in variable water sources.
Solving the Freshwater Puzzle | Water Sources | University Research | University of Southern CaliforniaA Stony Brook University expert is joining the battle against Algal Blooms
Solving the Freshwater Puzzle | Community Impact | Stony Brook University - The State University of New YorkRutgers research shows stormwater could be important source of plastic pollution
Solving the Freshwater Puzzle | University Research | Rutgers University - New BrunswickA new effort led by researchers at The Ohio State University will help the Navajo Nation mitigate the lack of water and food security at a time when the Navajo communities are facing new challenges due to COVID-19.
Confronting COVID-19 | Solving the Freshwater Puzzle | The Ohio State University | Duke UniversityA new project at UC Davis to remove tiny, invasive shrimp could be a big step toward climate-proofing the famed clarity of Lake Tahoe
University Research | Solving the Freshwater Puzzle | University of California, DavisResearchers at the Ohio State University have created the world's first high-resolution maps of points around the globe where groundwater meets the oceans.
University Research | Solving the Freshwater Puzzle | The Ohio State UniversityCU Boulder scientists have developed a possible answer to a longstanding mystery about the chemistry of streamflow, which may have broad implications for watersheds and water quality around the world.
Solving the Freshwater Puzzle | Water Quality | University of Colorado BoulderRice University scientists are building a treatment system that can be tuned to selectively pull toxins from drinking water and wastewater from factories, sewage systems and oil and gas wells.
University Research | Solving the Freshwater Puzzle | Water Quality | Rice UniversityDrinking water from wells in rural north-central Pennsylvania had low levels of pharmaceuticals, according to a study led by Penn State researchers.
University Research | Solving the Freshwater Puzzle | Water Sources | The Pennsylvania State University