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Colborne and Maguire identify legacy phosphate deposits in sediments in the Detroit River - publishe

Dr. Scott Colborne and Dr. Timothy Maguire published new work on the Detroit River and its impact on Lake Erie.

Citation:

Colborne SF, Maguire TJ, Mayer B, Nightingale M, Enns GE, Fisk AT, Drouillard KG, Mohamed MN, Weisener CG, Wellen C and Mundle SOC (2018). Water and sediment as sources of phosphate in aquatic ecosystems: The Detroit River and its role in the Laurentian Great Lakes. Science of the Total Environment.647, 1594-1603. https://tinyurl.com/y8hnjcue

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