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• Wetlands sinking with human-built structures

  5 December 2013

  

   

• Toxicity of mercury hot spots can be reduced with application of activated carbon, researchers discover

  25 October 2013

  

   

• High CO2 spurs wetlands to absorb more carbon

  16 July 2013

  

   

• “Ecosystems on the Edge” on Youtube

  2 July 2013

  

   

• Smithsonian scientists launch 100-year project to examine the future of forests

  8 April 2013

  

   

• Undersea parasite turns male mud crabs female

  7 September 2012

  

   

• Scientists find that rain may not always be a welcome thing to waterbirds

  8 June 2012

  

   

• New book reveals Ice Age mariners from Europe were America’s first inhabitants

  1 March 2012

  

   

• Rising seas, development are altering prehistoric artifacts in the Chesapeake’s tidal zone

  9 January 2012

  

   

• Cold spells spell trouble for warm-weather invasives

  6 January 2012

  

   

• New dinosaur species named from hatchling fossil donated to National Museum of Natural History

  16 September 2011

  

   

• SERC sedge grass experiment mimics predicted global-change scenario

  1 August 2011

  

   

• New bacteria genome may help solve mystery of how methylmercury is made

  13 April 2011

  

   

• Smithsonian researchers help block ship-borne bioinvaders with new screening strategy

  29 March 2011

  

   

• Oysters on floating plates help scientists study acidification and shell growth

  28 March 2011

  

   

• Invasive oriental shrimp found in Chesapeake Bay by Smithsonian scientists

  7 January 2011