OSU studies how people shape Lake Erie's fate
OSU researchers with 8.4 million dollars over four years will build interdisciplinary models of Lake Erie to study how human activity and natural processes interact. Led by biologist David Culver, the team will assess drinking water, quality of life, erosion, pollution, and wildlife health to predict impacts and guide policy across global large lakes.
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Columbus
Lake Erie
Huron
Michigan
Great Lakes
Ohio State University
OSU
David Culver
Ohio State
Eric
Culver
Tim Loftus
Heidelberg College
Seneca County
Ohio
Shelby County
Stinson
Erie
Keith Grasman
Wright State University
Grasman
Detroit River
Lake Ontario
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