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A catalyst for ecosystem recovery

The University of Washington Puget Sound Institute provides analysis, research and communication to advance the science of ecosystem protection.

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Events

Intergenerational Dialogues Workshop

When: Wednesday, October 28 • 12:30 PM – 3 PM Where: University of Tacoma, Milgard Hall, Rm 110 Tacoma, WA Who should attend: All current UW students are welcome The Pacific Northwest has a rich history of people finding lasting environmental solutions across deep differences. This workshop is about learning from that history firsthand and […]

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Sewage treatment permits being revised to address nitrogen, low-oxygen problems

Regulatory efforts to confront low-oxygen problems in Puget Sound have turned toward sewage treatment plants, as the Washington Department of Ecology proceeds to reissue operational permits, some ahead of the normal five-year schedule. Excess nitrogen has been found to contribute to low-oxygen problems in Puget Sound, and computer models have identified locations where reducing nitrogen […]

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Events

September 10 workshop: Impact of oxygen and temperature on Puget Sound marine life

UW Puget Sound Institute is excited to continue the Science of Puget Sound Water Quality workshop series, which explores emerging science and insights to help protect water quality in Puget Sound. Join us for a workshop on how warming waters and low oxygen may impact habitat for Dungeness crabs, English sole, and Chinook salmon. Since […]