It's gunky, it's gross, and it's been freed from the sewer and and put on display.
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Dr. Bridget Baker and Dr. Tracie Baker, Wayne State University, at the St. Clair Detroit River Initiative speak on “Persistent contaminants of emerging concern in the SCDRS: implications for future investigations”
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Great Lakes Cities Compete To Reduce Water Utility Emissions
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Wayne State University, University of Detroit Mercy co-hosting global conference exploring just environments
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Healthy Urban Waters Civil engineering researchers receive ASCE Best Paper for study of labyrinth weirs
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Healthy Urban Waters is involved in research at three field stations along the Huron to Erie Corridor, allowing first hand access and analysis of the Great Lakes.
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HUW researchers will determine how green stormwater infrastructure in Detroit affects urban groundwater quality through GSI-Informed Urban Groundwater Monitoring Networks
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Dr. William Shuster, Dr. Jeffery Ram and Dr. Carol Miller lead project to monitor wastewater in Wayne State dormitories for early warning of SARS-Co-V-2.
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Calling for Papers for this Special Issue, which will deal with the dependencies and the impacts of the connection between water and energy. Edited by Dr. Carol Miller and Dr. Caisheng Wang.
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HUW Symposium in 2021 is focused on the urban aquatic environment within a One Health context.
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Learn how research for PFAS was part of the Barber Fellows mission this year.
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