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#aquaeco2020 Organic chemicals such as pesticides from agricultural areas and sewage treatment plants runoff into freshwater aquatic ecosystems and disrupt thier processes. Scientists are using "green chemistry" to help combat this problem. https://t.co/JHDCLQjyn9(

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#aquaeco2020 Cyanobacteria can have harmful blooms in freshwater ecosystems and produce cytotoxins which are harmful to humans and the rest of the surrounding ecosystem. https://t.co/Rw8vSezeCD

[ike reznicek @IkeReznicek]

#aquaeco2020 The so called "salmon cannon" transports salmon from one side of a dam to another, which allows it to access its spawning grounds and maintain its maintain its migratory pattern. https://t.co/luTOTjbXcd

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#aquaeco2020 Asian carp are an invasive species to the Mississippi river and outcompete native fish for food and space. They are also thought to reduce water quality, which can kill off sensitive native organisms. https://t.co/PNe7nXOuoy

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@alexa97393429 Nice pic yo #aquaeco2020

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The drought present across New England has resulted in leaves changing quicker in some cases. The lack of rain also means a buildup of nutrients in many places #aquaeco2020

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@alexa97393429 It’s crazy to see examples of infrastructure left to hurt the environment and makes you wonder how many places like this have never been treated or found #aquaeco2020

[ike reznicek @IkeReznicek]

The drought in New England is causing trees foliage to turn earlier and finish falling quicker. This is caused by the stress put on the thirsty trees #aquaeco2020 https://t.co/tfNfaDIbjL

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Unh has an program for the machines that are mapping the floor of the ocean and they test the abilities and plataues of the machines capabilities #aquaeco2020

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@AndersonnLiv It’s crazy how much plastic makes it and stays in many of our major water systems. #aquaeco2020

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NH wildlife corridors have been implemented and enforced in many interconnected regions throughout New Hampshire to promote the natural movement of organisms through the landscape and its varying resources. #aquaeco2020

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@AndersonnLiv good thing someone charged there phone so I can share this video with people who are curious about the class or mill pond.

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specific water bodies have different regulations regarding their individual needs. One lake I am familiar with is lake synapse which has boat launch restrictions to maintain the ecosystem and prevent invasive species from dispersing through contaminated boats #aquaeco2020

[ike reznicek @IkeReznicek]

specific water bodies have different regulations regarding their individual needs. One lake I am familiar with is lake synapse which has boat launch laws and restrictions to maintain the ecosystem and prevent invasive species from dispersing through contaminated boats.

[liv_andersonn @AndersonnLiv]

While assessing College Brook’s specific conductivity and dissolved oxygen in lab 1; we stumbled upon turtles caught in the Mill pond dam fish passage! Thank you classmate Justin for being the brave rescuer. A great reminder on how humans impact the natural world... #AquaEco2020

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I want to learn about how the fish in New England lakes got and stayed where they are at #aquaeco2020