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Scientists From Twelve Land-Grant Universities Forge Partnership With Mississippi River/Gulf Of Mexico Watershed Hypoxia Task Force

2014-07-02 12:35:53| pollutiononline Home Page

Scientists from land-grant universities in 12 central U.S. states have entered into a partnership with the Mississippi River/Gulf of Mexico Watershed Hypoxia Task Force to support state and national efforts to reduce water pollution and help to maintain the productivity and vitality of American agriculture.

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