Tag Archives: Plankton
Bill to deal with Lake Erie HABs passes Ohio Senate
In August I wrote a blog post about the extensive eutrophication-induced Harmful Algal Bloom in Lake Erie which made Toledo’s water supply undrinkable and beaches unusable. Those of you who read my original post may remember that I’m from Cleveland, … Continue reading
Posted in biodiversity, HABs, Knowledge Exchange, Plankton, Uncategorized
Tagged conservation, HABs, Lake Erie, marine policy, Plankton, policy
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Preparing for my next sci-pol Asian adventure!
Next Friday, Oct 17, I depart for a three week science-policy trip to Asia. Like my Japan trip in May, I’ve been planning this adventure for months. It started when I was invited by Sanae Chiba (JAMSTEC) and David Checkley … Continue reading
Posted in Knowledge Exchange, Marine Conservation, Plankton, Policy
Tagged CPR, marine policy, PICES, Plankton, policy, policy makers
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Harmful algal blooms (HABs) in my ‘hood
I grew up in northeast Ohio, not far from Lake Erie. For you Europeans, that’s one of the Great Lakes which separate the USA from Canada. For this reason – well, and the fact that I’m a planktonophile – I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in HABs, Marine Conservation, Plankton, Policy
Tagged HABs, marine policy, Plankton, policy
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Tuna, plankton and plum wine – exploring science-policy in Japan
One of my interests is to improve and expand the use of CPR data in marine policy, not only in the UK, but globally. There is one country in particular where I’ve really wanted to learn more about the science-policy … Continue reading
Posted in biodiversity, Fisheries, Knowledge Exchange, Marine Conservation, Plankton, Policy
Tagged biodiversity, conservation, CPR, japan, knowledge exchange, Marine Conservation, marine policy, Plankton, policy, policy makers, tuna
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Plankton and Policy 