US EditionColegial Investigated Freshwater Acidification at Lake Hurón as Part of a Boarding School with Noaa - Mayagüez University Campus at the University of Puerto Rico
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Student Luis Miguel Acevedo Soto, from the Department of Biology of the University Campus of Mayagüez (RUM), completed a 10-week boarding school at the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary in Alpena, Michigan, where he participated in the first research in the history focused on the acidification of freshwater in the Great Lakes. The educational experience was part of the Ernest F. Hollings Fellowship, which grants the National Oceanic and Atmo…
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