Our Gem: Bottom sediments and their risk
The National Academies of Science (NAS) study that kicked off with two public meetings made up of an expert panel last week will evaluate Coeur d’Alene Lake water quality data including heavy metals, nutrients, dissolved oxygen and more. The expectation is that the data review will enable the NAS committee to draw conclusions about trends in water quality. This will include whether sufficient data has been collected to address possible adverse or catastrophic events in the Lake...
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