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Want to Avoid Microplastics in Food? We Found the 8 Most Common Foods That Contain Microplastics

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Microplastics are showing up in foods you probably eat every single day.Pollution See the Story

AI explanations of California water management

By ChatGPT prompted by Jay Lund I was playing with ChatGPT and had some fun and insightful replies. (I’d interpret these insights, but I am no Professor of Literature, and it would probably get me into trouble. Please add your interpretations below in the replies.) 1) Prompt: Write a buzzword sentence on California water management. ChatGPT replied:…Literature · California Read Article

Where are they now: Mollie Ogaz

“Where are they now:” is the first in a new blog series on the California WaterBlog, written in the voices of our alumni. The series will celebrate the many alumni who got their start at the Center for Watershed Sciences (CWS) and have now gone on to bigger and better things. Blog posts from the…Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

Build it, and they will come: Early evidence for establishment of Chinook salmon in Putah Creek, CA

By Lauren G. Hitt, Malte Willmes, Mackenzie C. Miner, Max Stevenson, Carson A. Jeffres, Robert A. Lusardi, Nann A. Fangue, and Andrew L. Rypel Figure 1. Putah Creek during salmon spawning season in 2021. (Credit: LG Hitt) For the third year in a row, regulators have canceled California’s commercial Chinook salmon fishing season.Poor spawning salmon returns in…Environment · California Read Article

Bull Trout and Other Endemic Fishes: McCloud River

By Peter B. Moyle McCloud River near mouth on Shasta Reservoir. / PC Peter B. Moyle There are about 130 fish species (as defined by the federal Endangered Species Act) native to the fresh waters of California. Most (80%) are arguably on trajectories to extinction. Seven species are already extirpated from the state (Thicktail Chub,…McCloud · McCloud Read Article

Are spring-fed rivers key to long-term persistence of salmon and trout in California?

By Nicholas Corline, Emilio Grande, Ate Visser, Jean Moran, Jory Lerback, Tyanna Blaschak, Damon Goodman, Jake Harm, Lauren Tolley-Mann, Dylan O’Ryan, Valerie Muenker, Rollie Nearhood, Amber Lukk, Sarah Howe, and Robert Lusardi Imagine a giant sponge made of volcanic rock. That’s what scientists have recently discovered in the central Cascades of Oregon, an aquifer that…California, United States · California Read Article

The Seven Circles of Jargon Hell

By Jay Lund The circles of jargon hell move from “lazy and less effective communication of ideas” to a general audience, to a narrower already-expert audience, to a substitute for substantive communication, to intentionally harmful and pretentious obfuscation, all of which disrupt the reader’s comprehension and eventually destroy all interest in communication. Lazy jargon –…California, United States · California Read Article

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