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EPISODE · Nov 8, 2023 · 22 MIN

Navigating Troubled Waters – Part 2: Long Island’s Marine Biodiversity Threatened by Rising Nitrogen Levels

from Environmental Echo with PWGC's Paul K. Boyce · host PW Grosser

Episode 50: Navigating Troubled Waters – Part 2: Long Island’s Marine Biodiversity Threatened by Rising Nitrogen Levels The conversation about rising nitrogen levels and its effect on Long Island continues in Part 2 of Navigating Troubled Waters! Get surprising insights on the impact of nitrogen in our wastewater and how Long Island’s environmental engineers are leading the country in addressing the threat to our marine life with innovative technologies. In this follow-up episode of our latest Environmental Echo podcast, Dr. Christopher Gobler of Stony Brook University returns with your host, Paul Boyce, PE, PG; President & CEO at PWGC, for a lively, fact-filled discussion on an issue that affects all Long Islanders. #EnvironmentalEcho #SuffolkCounty #MarineLife #LongIsland #Environment #EngineeringSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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