(IN BRIEF) A new study involving Newcastle University and led by Queen’s University Belfast has revealed that sand dredging is contributing to significant environmental degradation in Lough Neagh, the largest freshwater lake in the UK and Ireland. Using high-resolution sonar … Read the full press release →
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Tagged algal blooms, aquatic habitats, biodiversity loss, Chris Hackney, environmental research, freshwater ecosystem, Journal of Environmental Management, Lough Neagh, Neil Reid, New Findings Show Sand Extraction Activities Contributing to Water Quality Decline and Habitat Disruption in Lough Neagh, Newcastle University, Northern Ireland water resources, Queen's University Belfast, sand dredging, sedimentation, water quality decline
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