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Stone Lab Giving Tuesday 2017OHSU-CAST-1597Stone Lab shows off how it benefits students and the community for 2017’s Giving Tuesday. |
Stone Lab: Your ClassroomOHSU-CAST-1598Get an aerial view of the facilities at Stone Lab, OSU’s island campus |
2018 Stone Lab Applications OpenOHSU-CAST-1599Video showing off the features ans facilities of Gibraltar Island, where stone Lab is located. |
HABs FAQs: Are Fish Caught in a Harmful Algal Bloom Safe to Eat?OHSU-CAST-1564Dr. Stuart Ludsin answers the question “Are fish caught in or near a harmful algal bloom safe to eat?” DURATION: ~ 1 min |
HABs FAQs: How is drinking water treated to remove microcystin?OHSU-CAST-1563Ohio Sea Grant Special Advisor Dr. Jeffery Reutter answers the question “How is drinking water treated to remove microcystin?” DURATION: ~ 1 min |
HABs FAQs: What level of exposure to microcystin in drinking water is dangerous?OHSU-CAST-1562Frequently Asked Questions Harmful Algal Blooms — Ohio Sea Grant Special Advisor Dr. Jeffry Reutter answers the question “What level of exposure to microcystin in drinking water is dangerous?” DURATION: ~ 1 min |
HABs FAQs: Is the air near an algae bloom dangerous to inhale?OHSU-CAST-1561Frequently Asked Questions Harmful Algal Blooms — Ohio Sea Grant Special Advisor Dr. Jeffrey Reutter answers the question “Is the air near an algae bloom dangerous to inhale?” DURATION: ~ 1 min |
HABs FAQs: How can I help lower the amount of phosphorus runoff?OHSU-CAST-1559Frequently Asked Questions Harmful Algal Blooms — Ohio Sea Grant Special Advisor Dr. Jeffrey Reutter gives advice for helping reduce the amount of phosphorous that runs into Lake Erie. DURATION: ~ 1 min |
HABs FAQs: What is the difference between microcystis and microcystin?OHSU-CAST-1557Frequently Asked Questions Harmful Algal Blooms — Ohio Sea Grant Special Advisor Dr. Jeffrey Reutter explains the difference between microcysis and microcystin. DURATION: ~ 1 min |
HABs FAQs: How quickly will Lake Erie recover if we reduce phosphorus runoff?OHSU-CAST-1560Frequently Asked Questions Harmful Algal Blooms — Ohio Sea Grant Special Advisor Dr. Jeffry Reutter answers the question “How quickly will Lake Erie recover if we reduce phosphorus runoff?” LENGTH: 1 page |
HABs FAQs: What Conditions Cause a Harmful Algal Bloom?OHSU-CAST-1556Frequently Asked Questions Harmful Algal Blooms — Ohio Sea Grant Special Advisor Dr. Jeffrey Reutter explains what conditions facilitate a harmful algal bloom. DURATION: ~ 1 min |
HABs FAQs: What Steps Can We Take to Reduce or Eliminate Harmful Algal Blooms?OHSU-CAST-1558Frequently Asked Questions Harmful Algal Blooms — Ohio Sea Grant Special Advisor Dr. Jeffrey Reutter explains the main steps we need to take to prevent harmful algal blooms. DURATION: ~ 1 min |
Harmful Algal Blooms Primer 2015OHSU-CAST-1548Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) in Lake Erie and other Ohio lakes impact water quality, public health and recreation. This 3-part overview introduces the basics of the problem, as well as some solutions currently in the works at Ohio State and its partner institutions. DURATION: 53 mins |
Climate Change and Harmful Algal Blooms in Maumee Bay WebinarOHSU-CAST-1527This webinar covers the potential for future algal blooms in Lake Erie’s western basin. ABSTRACT:Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are a global problem and have reemerged as a concern in Lake Erie during the last decade. While some have hypothesized HABs in Lake Erie will become more frequent and larger, there are few studies linking predicted climate and watershed models to examine this issue. This talk will describe the methods and results of an ongoing project that links climate models, watershed models and HABs models to predict the frequency and magnitude of HABs through 2099. Predicted climate for the Maumee Basin through 2099 DURATION: ~ 1 hr, 2 mins |
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