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Just 10 lakes hold the bulk of Earth’s freshwater resource. Collaborating across countries and continents, scientists are working to protect them from exotic species, pollutants climate change and other threats.
RELATED ARTICLES: Killer Lake | Making the Most of Water | Baikal: A Family Story
VIDEOS: Great Lakes & Climate Change | PODCAST: Global Great Lakes
World Without Oil
With fewer than 1.3 trillion barrels of oil left in current reserves, we’re setting ourselves up for a crude awakening.
Facing up to Phosphorus
Both devastatingly scarce and detrimentally abundant, this plant nutrient is in need of strategic attention.
Chemistry Goes Green
How can we ensure the molecules we make do more good than harm? Related: Pioneering Polymers |
Video: Adding Value through Green Chemistry
In Focus
Conservation is complex along Borneo’s Lamandau River.
Slide Show: The People of Lamandau River
Snapshot:
Mother Nature's Pest-B-Gone
George Heimpel is looking to little wasps to reduce the need for pesticides.
Video: Eating Aphids from the Inside Out
Connections:
Closing the Loop on E-Waste
Best Buy’s drop-off program has made it one of the largest collectors of e-waste in the U.S.
Related: Best Buy sustainability report
Standout:
Sandra Postel
Global Water Policy Project founder Sandra Postel speaks up for freshwater. Related: Extended interview | Video: TED Presentation
Viewpoints:
Power Play
As renewables hit the grid, what role will distributed generation play in our collective energy future?
Scientist's Soapbox:
Fuelish Choices
Brazil’s biofuels debate is bigger than that. Related: Extended Article |
Slide Show: IATP Fact Finding Mission
Editor’s note: The opinions expressed in Momentum are those of the authors and not necessarily of the Institute on the Environment or the University of Minnesota.
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