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SUMMARY:What is driving the nearshore algal populations in Lake George?
LOCATION:Darrin Fresh Water Institute
ORGANIZER;CN=Sarah Jordan:MAILTO:sjordan@sals.edu
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:Darrin Fresh Water Institute Jeremy Farrell\, 
 Sr. Lecturer of Biological Science at RPI Over the last several decades\, 
 public observations and concerns have grown over a perceived increase in b
 enthic algae along the nearshore. In response\, and with LGPC support\, we
  developed the ALGAE (Assessing Lake George Algal Ecology) project to ask 
 a simple question:&hellip\;
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