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Modeling Approach to Predicting Nitrogen Removal b...
Burning fossil fuel, applying fertilizers, and other activities have resulted in nutrient-loaded runoff that can cause the overgrowth of algae and seaweeds in coastal waters such as Greenwich Harbor. This ...
Quantification and Valuation of Municipal Scale Sh...
Eutrophication, the over-enrichment of the aquatic environment with nutrients, can result in excessive plant growth and loss of oxygen from the water. Shellfish aquaculture eases eutrophication by removing nitrogen through ...
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NOAA, Partners Evaluate Nitrogen Removal Potential...
Processing field samples at the Greenwich Yacht Club in Greenwich, Connecticut. Project partners left to right: Dr. Julie Rose (NEFSC), Dr. Skylar Bayer (NEFSC), Dr. Suzanne Bricker (NCCOS), Dr. Alhambra ...
NOAA Scientists Help Define Best Management Practi...
On September 10-11, 2019, Dr. Suzanne Bricker (NCCOS) and Dr. Julie Rose (NMFS) led part of a workshop that explored ways to promote and implement the use of oyster habitats ...
Panels Supports Chesapeake Bay Program and Oyster ...
Chesapeake Bay Program Oyster Best Management Practice (BMP) Expert Panelists from NCCOS and from the Northeast Fisheries Science Center participated in the Open Feedback Meeting on Monday May 22, 2017 ...
NCCOS Featured for Work on Oysters as a Nutrient B...
NCCOS and colleagues from theFisheries lab in Milford and the Oyster Recover Partnership were featuredin The Fish Farmer's Magazine, Aquaculture North America. While oysters are delicious and a good source ...
Panel Releases First Recommendations on Oyster Aqu...
This week the Chesapeake Bay Program and its partners approved the Oyster Best Management Practices Expert Panel's first recommendations on specific oyster aquaculture practices that remove excess nitrogen and phosphorus ...
NOAA and Partners Evaluate Oyster Nutrient Removal...
Scientists from NCCOS and the Northeast Fisheries Science Center were selected by the Chesapeake Bay Program Water Quality Goal Implementation Team, along with university researchers, federal, state and local resource ...
Shellfish Aquaculture Highlighted on Reddit Scienc...
October is National Seafood Month! Celebrate by tuning in Monday October 19 from 1-3 pm EST for a Reddit "Ask Us Anything" with NOAA scientists as they explore "The Hidden ...
NOAA Estimates Nitrogen Removal Rates from Shellfi...
Excessive nutrient input into estuarine and coastal environments, also known as eutrophication, can lead to algal blooms, oxygen depletion, fish kills, and a general loss of key habitats. New research ...
NOAA and Partners Improve Aquaculture Siting Decis...
A NOAA-led, multidisciplinary team is refining a tool used by farmers and regulators to choose locations of shellfish aquaculture farms in Long Island Sound. The updated tool will merge Farm ...
Using Shellfish Aquaculture to Improve Water Quali...
On Nov. 18, staff from NOAA's National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science and Northeast Fisheries Laboratory met with outside partners to continue investigating the potential importance of shellfish aquaculture in ...
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