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In Lake Victoria, Africa, water hyacinth is an invasive tropical aquatic plant that can be found in excess. Its prominence in the region, paired with being difficult to remove, has led researchers and managers to consider the potential benefits of water hyacinth, particularly its impact on eutrophication and harmful algal blooms.1

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Ice phenology plays an important role in lake ecosystems, as the duration of ice cover can impact nutrient loads, lake turnover, and more. However, documenting and predicting the timing of ice phenology has historically relied on direct, in-situ observation, which can be ineffective in areas with high lake density or remote regions.

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Stormwater ponds can be found in urban hubs across the United States as they have risen to the top of the list for runoff mitigation and flood control management tools. While stormwater ponds are designed to buffer impacts on downstream environments, the true impact of these ponds has yet to be fully explored.

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