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Month: May 2016

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That’s your bloomin’ lot! How do toxic blue-green algal blooms dominate Australia’s freshwaters?

May 25, 2016by Australian Rivers InstituteLeave a Comment on That’s your bloomin’ lot! How do toxic blue-green algal blooms dominate Australia’s freshwaters?
That’s your bloomin’ lot! How do toxic blue-green algal blooms dominate Australia’s freshwaters?

Everyone knows that Australia is home to venomous snakes, lethal jellyfish, and man-eating sharks and crocodiles, but did you know that our freshwaters can also harbour toxic blue-green algal species?

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Measuring the impacts of urbanisation on the health of estuaries

May 19, 2016by Australian Rivers InstituteLeave a Comment on Measuring the impacts of urbanisation on the health of estuaries
Measuring the impacts of urbanisation on the health of estuaries

We can use chemical tracers to measure the impacts of urbanisation on estuarine health

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Settler diaries open window into Queensland’s past

May 16, 2016by Australian Rivers InstituteLeave a Comment on Settler diaries open window into Queensland’s past
Settler diaries open window into Queensland’s past

Using historical accounts to to measure the environmental cost of agriculture

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Recognising Mums in science

May 6, 2016May 12, 2016by Australian Rivers InstituteLeave a Comment on Recognising Mums in science
Recognising Mums in science

This mothers day, let's remember some of our best scientists are also mothers

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Mud from land-clearing is filling up Moreton Bay

May 4, 2016May 4, 2016by Australian Rivers InstituteLeave a Comment on Mud from land-clearing is filling up Moreton Bay
Mud from land-clearing is filling up Moreton Bay

A shallow and turbid Moreton Bay poses major challenges to local shipping and the Bay's ecosystems, explains Jack Coates-Marnane.

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