News from LimnoTech

May 15, 2023 Laura Weintraub and Nate Jacobson are looking forward to participating in the 2023 AWS Global Water Stewardship Forum in Edinburgh, Scotland, this week. The forum is a key event [...]

May 11, 2023 Derek Schlea, Principal and Senior Ecological Engineer of LimnoTech, participated in the 2023 Water for Food Global Conference this week in Lincoln, Nebraska. The focus of the [...]

May 8, 2023 LimnoTech Engineers and Scientists will be at IAGLR’s 66th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research this week in Toronto, Ontario. “Researchers from around the world will [...]

  December 10, 2019 In the latest edition of the Climate Change Business Journal (CCBJ), LimnoTech’s Laura Weintraub and Doug Bradley share how the power sector is addressing water resource [...]

Alliance For Water Stewardship Training AWS Standard V2.0 – A framework for identifying and mitigating water-related risks January 15-16, 2020 | Washington, DC   As leaders in the [...]

Alliance For Water Stewardship Training AWS Standard V2.0 – A framework for identifying and mitigating water-related risks April 23-24, 2019 | Ann Arbor, MI   As leaders in the [...]

Six Steps of the AWS Standard Implementation (source/image credit: Alliance for Water Stewardship) November 7, 2017 The Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) training is for sustainability and [...]

Photo Credit: NASA Landsat 8, September 26, 2017 Answering the Challenges of HABs with Information & Research Harmful algal blooms (HABs) have been a major issue plaguing the Great Lakes in [...]

Harmful Algal Blooms: A Nationwide Concern Nutrient pollution, drought, extreme storms, and warmer temperatures have led to the emergence of toxic and nuisance algal blooms in coastal and [...]

September 14, 2017 LimnoTech Senior Engineer Tad Slawecki is quoted extensively in an article in the Great Lakes Connection, the monthly e-newsletter of the International Joint Commission (IJC). [...]