Tag: water
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WEF Announces Papers, Teaching Awards
[ad_1] The Water Environment Federation (WEF) has announced the 2022 WEF Publication Paper and Teaching Awards. This award recognizes his WEF members who have made a significant impact in promoting awareness and understanding of water issues through peer-reviewed research, public outreach, and academic curriculum development. In addition to these awards, WEF also announced the winners ... -
Mapping the Deepest Part of the Earth in the Mariana Trench
[ad_1] When Dawn Wright plummeted to the bottom of the world in an almost indestructible chamber, the Sable Abyss of the Sea reminded her of the vast darkness of the universe. I jumped into a point on earth that I had never dared to see. Her mission is to map part of the mysterious Mariana ... -
The LSSU Center for Freshwater Studies offers unique research and education
[ad_1] SAULT STE. Marie — Lake Superior State University Freshwater Research and Education Center offers unique opportunities for students. Freshwater Research Center near downtown Sault Ste. Marie is the perfect place for freshwater research. The result of over ten years of preparation, the center offers a teaching and research experience that no other school can ... -
Building the infrastructure for good education
[ad_1] Mandy Clark, Christopher Redding, F. Chris Curran In Florida, students are returning to school with less learning loss due to COVID than students in many other states. Mathematics and reading slumped even before the pandemic began, but there are signs of recovery. The results of this spring’s Florida Criteria Assessment show a 4 percentage ... -
Buy a local hospital for $100?Investors pick up struggling institutions for pennies : Shot
[ad_1] Rural communities where hospitals are struggling are often willing to hand over their medical centers to outside investors. Some are willing to sell their hospitals for near nothing to companies that promise to keep them running. Megan Jeringer/AFP via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Megan Jeringer/AFP via Getty Images Rural communities where hospitals ... -
How Public Participation Helps Improve Knowledge
[ad_1] From safeguarding the future of our bird populations to discovering how RNA technology can help with challenging health conditions and everything in between, scientists are doing what’s best for our world. We’re doing some amazing things. But science isn’t just for universities and researchers. Science is for everyone, and you don’t necessarily have to ... -
Governor Whitmer discusses in-person learning, historic education budgets, and next school year with superintendent
[ad_1] For immediate release August 15, 2022 contact: press@michigan.gov Governor Whitmer discusses in-person learning, historic education budgets, and next school year with superintendent Lansing, Michigan — Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer said, 50 The Michigan Superintendent of Education, representing all parts of the state, emphasized the importance of in-person learning. She also notes that the recent ... -
‘Demystifying’ science: USGS team teams up with schoolgirls on Mount St. Helens
[ad_1] Isabel Vander Stoep / For the Reflector Volcanoes do not discriminate when to erupt. So why should we over-represent certain groups of people in order to better understand their impact? Scientists at the United States Geological Survey (USGS) and the Mount St. Helens Laboratory in Mount St. Helens want to spread the message that ...










