Two U of M-affiliated projects named as finalists in NSF Regional Innovation Engine Competition
The WRC, and other U of M units, have been selected as finalists to create a decarbonized circular blue economy in the Great Lakes region. This partnership is led by Current, a Chicago water innovation nonprofit. #GreatLakesReNEW
A round of applause for Jim Anderson and Dave Gustafson
Like the great comedy duos of the past — Abbott and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, Stiller and Meara — these two knew how to entertain, conducting lively and educational training sessions.
Understanding manure’s role in ground and surface water contamination in Minnesota
by Matt Belanger
Chloride contamination is becoming a rising concern in Minnesota’s ground and surface waters. In recent years, more and more surface waterbodies and groundwater aquifers are being impacted by chloride, as concentrations slowly increase.
Dialing in the most corn-profitable and environmentally responsible nitrogen rate
by Zac Aanerud
Corn, a staple crop in Minnesota, plays a crucial role in the state's economy and the lives of its residents. However, achieving profitability while maintaining environmental responsibility can be a challenge, especially when it comes to nitrogen (N) usage.
Planning for the 2023 Minnesota Water Resources Conference under way with announcement of keynote sessions
The Minnesota Water Resources Conference planning committee announces topics of three keynote sessions: Minnesota's drinking water sustainability, threats and the future, The Mighty Mississippi River and Water Circularity.