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 Science Chronicles April 2013: Water Quality

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4/8/2013
Science Chronicles: Water Quality Image: Algae bloom as art
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3 Editor’s Note: Special Issue: Water Quality
 
4 Sally Palmer: Mind Your Bias: Shattering the Glass Ceiling and Cinderella’s Slippers
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Special Issue: Water Quality

 
7 Marci Bortman: The Elephant in the Room: Nitrogen Pollution
 
12 Ivan Valiela: Increased Nitrogen Loads: A Global-Scale Problem with Local Impacts on Estuaries
 
17 Mark Bryer: Improving Water Quality on the Chesapeake Bay: Yes, We Do That
 
20 Tim Tear: The Air-Water Connection and the Consequences of Putting Nature in a Bag
 
25 Stephanie Wear: Flushing Out the Truth About Sewage and Coral Reefs
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28 Peter Kareiva: Vanishing Soils: The World’s Dirty Secret
 
30 15 Seconds of Fame: Tomás Walschburger
 
32 Blog Reel: Monthly highlights from our science blog, Cool Green Science
 
33 Science Short
 
34 Announcements
 
35 New Conservancy Pubs

Photo:  Algae bloom as art. Mary Taffe/Flickr user 350.org/Creative Commons license
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