Effects of Bridge Construction and Wastewater Effluent on Phytoplankton Abundance and Sediment Geochemistry in an Atlantic Temperate Coastal Bay Since 1930

RT @UofRLimno: Ahh, lovely, someone noticed! Our study with @allainpatoine and paleolimnologist Moumita Karmakar is finally out. Nearly…

RT @UofRLimno: Ahh, lovely, someone noticed! Our study with @allainpatoine and paleolimnologist Moumita Karmakar is finally out. Nearly…

Ahh, lovely, someone noticed! Our study with @allainpatoine and paleolimnologist Moumita Karmakar is finally out. Nearly complete closure of a coastal embayment has little effect on primary production relative to land use practices.

https://t.co/3xatIWm9e4 Effects of Bridge Construction and Wastewater Effluent on Phytoplankton Abundance and Sediment Geochemistry in an Atlantic Temperate Coastal Bay Since 1930 Abstract Despite a recent proliferation of bridges in coastal zones, littl

Science Tweet: Turns out that coastal causeways and bridges don't always change nearshore primary production - new work from the lab of UR alumnus Alain Patoine @AlainPatoine and lead investigator Moumita Karmakar https://t.co/KzjV8NEYjr