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World Environment Day: What does the future hold for Earth's ecosystems?
Algae cover the surface of Wisconsin's Lake Mendota, likely from fertilizer flowing downstream.
Credit: UW-Madison
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Seagrasses provide critical habitat for crabs and other aquatic life.
Credit: NOAA
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Northeastern lakes were once a witches' brew of acidifying waters that killed fish and birds.
Credit: NSF Hubbard Brook LTER Site
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LTER scientists in Alaska work to determine what affects forest recovery after a fire.
Credit: Alaska Region/USFWS
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The Organ Mountains are a backdrop for the Chihuahuan Desert and encroaching city of Las Cruces.
Credit: Curtis Monger, New Mexico State University
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The so-called "industrial lawn," often found in U.S. suburban and urban areas.
Credit: E. Harris, Clark University
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