On March 22nd, the Ecohydrology Research Group took part in the World Water Day 2018 celebrations. The event, organized collaboratively by the Univeristy of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University, was held in the Science Teaching Complex at UWaterloo this year. The event comprised of a keynote speech by TVO's The Water Boys, a panel discussion, a poster session, and a water-themed photo competition.
The following members of the ERG presented their research at the poster session:
| Heather Townsend |
Effects of the Freeze-Thaw Cycle on Soil Solute Transport Properties |
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Md Abdus Sabur |
Internal Phosphorus Loading: Role of Dissolved Silicate in Oxic and Anoxic Conditions |
| Peng Zhang |
Citrate-enhanced release of arsenic during pyrite oxidation at circumneutral conditions |
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Matthew Pereira Wilson |
Variability of Chlorophyll-a and Temperature in Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair using remotely-sensed observations |
Thank you to the organizers, speakers, volunteers, and everyone who participated in the World Water Day event!
For more information about World Water Day 2018, check out the event's website.