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News Release 11-175
Hurricane Irene: Scientists Collect Water Quality and Climate Change Data from Huge Storm
Researchers pursue new information from East Coast hurricane
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Storms that led to flood conditions in White Clay Creek, Pa., are a research opportunity.
Credit: Stroud Water Research Center, Dave Arscott
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Stroud Water Research Center scientists Sara Geleskie and Jessica Duffy measure stream flow.
Credit: Stroud Water Research Center, Denis Newbold
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Researchers prepared instruments that gathered data on Hurricane Irene effects.
Credit: Stroud Water Research Center, Anthony Aufdenkampe
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NSF's Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatory (CZO) studies the effects of storms and floods.
Credit: Stroud Water Research Center, Bern Sweeney
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