Managing nutrient pollution has been a priority across the globe for years and an increasingly intensive agricultural and animal husbandry sector has elevated this challenge to among the most pressing of Great Lakes water quality concerns. In-field best management practices have long been the go-to method for managing nutrient runoff, but the emergence of new solutions may revolutionize our approach. This panel discussion will engage industry experts and research leaders to explore this next generation of nutrient mitigation technology.
Series Summary: “The State of HABs Mitigation” is a series of interactive panel discussions that engage cross-sector experts in an exploration of approaches to managing the causes and impacts of Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs). Topics in this free, virtual forum will range from emerging technology trends to the impacts of different management methods. Presented by Great Lakes Commission and Cleveland Water Alliance, this series aims to demystify HABs for the public and empower managers with knowledge about the next generation HAB mitigation tools.
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