$8-$80 TRILLION in climate damage avoided to 2050 by controlling lake eutrophication - new paper with Minnesota Sea Grant | MNSG The LBJ School Resources for the Future Sheila Olmstead Steve Newbold out today rdcu.be/ckogG

Is keeping local water clean worth the cost? New research published today in Nature Communications by Minnesota Sea Grant | MNSG Dir John Downing & co-authors says yes! They show local & global benefits are significant. z.umn.edu/6w74. Image: ©Danilo Rizzuti stock.adobe.com

Just out on EurekAlert! eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2…

Looking at Lake Erie in the U.S., the climate benefits of avoiding eutrophication exceed estimated benefits to beach use or recreational fishing by 10-fold. Time to start including the climate benefits of water pollution control in regulatory impact analysis! 3/3

It's not the number you've heard about!

So many wonderful, hardworking people made this happen!

Here’s a hint but the truly amazing thing is that our state has enough lakeshore to stretch around the Earth at the equator and have enough left over to go from Minneapolis to Paris and back

We always count you Lake Superior ! Just needed to give some the rest of Earth’s lakes a chance to shine-

So pleased that my paper with Sheila Olmstead Steve Newbold and Steve Polasky made Nature Comm's Editor's Choice- Lake methane from Eutrophication has big climate cost Minnesota Sea Grant | MNSG helped get the word out! nature.com/collections/ei…

Forest fire sunset. Get used to it northern US states. Predictions project a 5-fold increase in fires by mid century. Pretty though, but worrisome! seagrant.umn.edu/news-informati…

Happy Hallowe'en! Hope you like these scary lake stories! youtu.be/3wQmZ9UZu7M

Massive Langmuir circulation on Lake Superior at Duluth today! Convergence cells look 100-200 meters apart.

The five Minnesota Knauss Fellowship finalists, along with the other 86 finalists from across the country, will be matched with their host office in the fall of 2022 and begin their year-long fellowships in February of 2023. z.umn.edu/7wy5

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What an excellent event for learning about our fabulous coast! Thanks Christopher Filstrup and our other great scientist and educator friends for making it happen!

Cool work Christopher Filstrup ! Look here seagrant.umn.edu/news-info/dire… for clues about the other stuff in wood ash-

Who knew lake size distributions were so fun?!

Media coverage of H2O science matters to H2O, funding and careers - some of scientists' pet topics invisible. What's not hot & how to fix it! Minnesota Sea Grant | MNSG #limnology #oceanography doi.org/10.1002/lol2.1…