Randall Dominey

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

FINALLY!!!! We have found something to do with all of our unwanted Christmas trees!!!! #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/UYDuG404tQ

[Kyle Hacker @Kyle_Hacker1]

Large woody debris rapidly restores biodiversity in riverine food webs. Could be an effective management strategy for restoring human impacted ecosystems. #AquaEco2017
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[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

I am all for dam removal return. Return water to its natural flow patterns and let the fish return. It will be interesting to see what they do with this. Hopefully they remove it and it can be a great example as to the benefits of dam removal #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/g0uLTVII9D

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

Cows polluting 60% of lakes and streams in New Zealand. E-coli and other bacteria pollute the water. Sources say nitrogen causes large algal blooms in fresh water systems. No mention of phosphorous. #whatstherealproblem https://t.co/y91JUMt1Oj #aquaeco2017

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

I definitely thought that same thing, but if they are using this water anyways this may be a better way to recycle it as opposed to wasting it although I'm not sure what they did with the effluent before. #aquaeco2017 https://t.co/WfwaaIz7Xe

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

But we know that dams can create reservoirs which decrease spiraling length of nutrients. So, at least they have that going for them. #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/asOFi1m3tC

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

It would be interesting to do nutrient samples of the water and see what sort of concentrations you are dealing with there. #aquaeco2017 https://t.co/hYVyCxtaWu

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Found at the edge of tributary stream of the Connecticut River. Potential source of phosphorus and displays the amazing power of water #AquaEco2017

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

Another great example of letting natural processes do our dirty work. This will be a great case study for other plants moving forward. https://t.co/OgdALr1Oo7 #AquaEco2017

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

Every time @WilWollheim starts talking about the natural log, exponential functions, and linear regressions. 😂 #aquaeco2017 https://t.co/fGFk0Pvjpn

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

Turbidity allows microbial and bacteria growth. Boil water for 2 PA counties. Add alum and floc it out https://t.co/qoniRH5ISz #AquaEco2017

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

This Image is a pretty good indicator that the River is past saturation and can't handle anymore. #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/HQbP8jiUEF https://t.co/8NpmbxvhMb

[Nate Blais @NateBlais32]

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Hard to believe half the county drains into one river. How much excess nutrients can it handle? #AquaEco2017

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

I like it! Wouldn't using organic fertilizer still increase the amounts of N&P to the system? Does organic get taken up better?#AquaEco2017 https://t.co/py5K2Ucc8W

[Kaitlyn Baillargeon @KBail20]

Tips on how to improve water quality from EPA playing cards #aquaeco2017

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

Many freshwater ecosystems depend on insect larvae for nutrient cycling. This could have huge effects on energy production. #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/unicj4ktBf

[Wilfred Wollheim @WilWollheim]

The worlds insects are in decline - and that is bad news! https://t.co/yobsuvcdev

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

We are all upstream and downstream of someone. Our choices affect more than ourselves. https://t.co/Fg2fuHLHfJ #AquaEco2017

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

With negative impacts of dams and the availability of renewable energies it amazes me damming rivers is still a viable option #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/58MJOhZfeg

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

With the current temperatures we could see an increase in photosynthesis. #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/0OUyRiQ0Ur

[Margaret Phillips @aquaMaggieP]

The light reaching the stream bed varies with water depth and canopy cover. As Winter approaches, sunlight will be more direct #Aquaeco2017

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

Better filters allow more water cycling at power plants. Reduced uptake may increase downstream flow. https://t.co/WykuuojOWx #AquaEco2017

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

It is amazing how quickly nature rebounds if we just let it take over and do its job. #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/x9ZSOvuD4m

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

This falls right in line with the news headlines that WW3 will be fought over water #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/4Kmss1acZQ

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

Portugal to use reclaimed water on agriculture and public gardens. Cleaner beaches for all. https://t.co/QXcr27gTCo #AquaEco2017

[Randall Dominey @MeRebelling]

With the frequency of blooms around the country can we continue with business as usual?#changefarmingpractices #runoffkills #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/BQgLgDobHi

[Wilfred Wollheim @WilWollheim]

Another bloom around Toledo. How is lake erie and water supply? #aquaeco2017. https://t.co/fmD4PsDLMW