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for Coastwatch Vol. Issue 2, Spring 2026
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"Researchers on a Duke University and North Carolina Water Resources Research Institute project are investigating the residual effects of lithium mining in the Catawba River Basin -- and shedding light on the potential impacts of future mining operations.'
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"The NC Oyster Trail features more than 90 sites across the state, stretching from the beaches of Cape Hatteras to the mountains of Cashiers. The articles gives and itinerary of places to explore the science and flavor of North Carolina oysters. among the places mentioned are Coastal Eco Adventures in Wrightsville Beach, Ocracoke Oyster Company in Ocracoke and the NC Aquarium on Roanoke Island.
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"A new North Carolina Sea Grant study shows that combining shrimpers' local knowledge with traditional science leads to a clearer picture of why shrimp populations fluctuate." East Carolina University's Coastal Studies Institute recently used 30 years of data collections to understand environmental changes linking shrimp populations.
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One of North Carolina's most popular lakes is plagued by harmful Agal blooms that threaten water quality. Zooplankton can be usd to to consume bacteria elements and toxins produced by algae, according to researcher Kaylee Luchansky.
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