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The Water Bulletin 2022 Edition – Climate Change and the Clean Water Act

Articles Include:

The Clean Water Act – 50 Year Anniversary
CSI Staff Highlights: The Faces Behind the Organization
The Not-So-Apparent Implications of Drought
How Does Weather Impact Harmful Algal Blooms?

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The Water Bulletin Fall 2021 – Water Quality Data in Action

Articles Include:

CSI’s Role in the Development of the Seneca-Keuka Nine Element Plan
Monitoring E.coli in the Canandaigua Lake Watershed
Monitoring Cayuga’s West Shore for Septic Pollution
Widespread Blooms Increase the Annual Count of HABs

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The Water Bulletin Fall 2020 – Three Years of Monitoring Harmful Algal Blooms

Articles Include:

Monitoring Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) on Cayuga Lake in 2020
Anatoxin-a in Select HABs on Cayuga Lake
Patterns of “High” Microcystin HABs Occurrence, 2018 – 2020
Cyanobacteria “Signatures” in Cayuga Lake and their Relation to Harmful Algal Blooms

Fall 2019 Water Bulletin Newsletter

The Water Bulletin Fall 2019 – Monitoring Harmful Algal Blooms and Nutrients

Articles Include:

Two Years of Monitoring Blooms on Cayuga Lake
A map of blooms and toxin levels during the summer of 2019
The Habitat of HABs – Beyond the Blooms
A map of cyanobacteria in plankton net samples from the Cayuga Lake Plankton Project
Monitoring Nutrients in the Cayuga Lake Watershed
Phosphorus in Peer Review

All articles in this edition of the newsletter are interactive with links to information on our website and CSI’s Online Public Water Quality Database. We hope you enjoy exploring the data as you read the articles!

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The Water Bulletin Fall 2018 – Harmful Algal Blooms Edition

Articles Include:

Meet the Cyanobacteria
A map of blooms and toxin levels during the summer of 2018
What is Driving Cyanobacteria Blooms on Cayuga Lake?
Blooms Under the Microscope
Monitoring Microcystin – A cyanobacteria toxin
The Community Behind the HABs Monitoring Program

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The Water Bulletin Winter 2017 – Special Maps Issue

Article Include:

Various Maps
CSI Water Quality Monitoring Update
Land Use and Bioavailable Phosphorus in Cayuga Lake Tributary Streams
Cayuga Lake: HABs and the Summer of 2017
Land Use, Bioavailable Phosphorus and the Seneca Army Depot
Regional Baseline of Hydrofracking “Signiture Chemicals” in Groundwater
Membership Appeal

Fall 2016 Water Bulletin

The Water Bulletin Fall 2016

Articles Include:

The Value of Red Flag Monitoring
CSI Biomonitoring Partnerships Meet High Standards
Volunteer Monitoring Service Organizations Offer Diverse Perspectives

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The Water Bulletin Spring 2015

Articles Include:

Road Salt in Local Streams
Biological Monitoring Shows Long-Term Impacts
Online Database Continues to Evolve

Fall 2014 Water Bulletin

The Water Bulletin Fall 2014

Articles Include:

Testing New Waters with Seneca Lake Monitoring Partnership
Future Science Leaders Examine Life in Cascadilla Creek
Neighbors Investigate Lakeshore Septic Systems

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The Water Bulletin Winter 2014

Articles Include:

BMI – A Report Card for Our Streams
Mapping CSI’s Red Flag Sites
CSI Lab Crucial for Safe Hydrilla Eradication

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The Water Bulletin Spring 2013

Articles Include:

CSI Assesses Risks from Fracking
CSI Database: An Invaluable Community Resource
Hydrilla Problem – Regional Problem, Community Response
Bio-Monitoring with CSI

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