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== AGU Fall Meeting 2018 ==
 
== AGU Fall Meeting 2018 ==
 
<pdf>File:2018agu_posterv2-reduced.pdf</pdf>
 
<pdf>File:2018agu_posterv2-reduced.pdf</pdf>
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== Maine Water and Sustainability Conference, Spring 2018 ==
 
== Maine Water and Sustainability Conference, Spring 2018 ==
 
<pdf>File:Nesbitt2018mwposter_final.pdf</pdf>
 
<pdf>File:Nesbitt2018mwposter_final.pdf</pdf>

Latest revision as of 19:44, 28 February 2019

Lakes are one of Maine's most abundant natural resources. Understanding how they have changed over time gives us clues as to how they will behave in an uncertain future.

Ian Nesbitt, 4/4/2018, University of Maine

Posters

AGU Fall Meeting 2018


Maine Water and Sustainability Conference, Spring 2018