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The eleventh webisode in our series is scheduled for May 1, 2013. This webisode is a special edition event brought to you by NRCS and EPA.
After each webcast we will post presentations on the nutrient workshop's page: http://www.epa.gov/region5/agriculture/nutrient.html If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact Cyd Curtis at 312 353-6959
State Level Nutrient Reduction Strategies – Webisode 11
What Drive Successful Nutrient Reduction?
Faye Sleeper, University of Minnesota
Ann Lewandowski, University of Minnesota
Wednesday May 1, 2013
10-11:15 CST
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Future Webisodes
May 29, 10 CST/11am EST
Nutrient Trading in the Mississippi River Basin
A Feasibility Study for Using Large-Scale Interstate Nutrient Trading in the Mississippi River Basin
to Help Address Hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico
Michele Perez, World Resource Institute
June 5, 10 CST/11am EST
Using Interactive GIS to Plan Nutrient Reductions and Track Implementation
Andrea Bolks, ORISE Fellow, EPA
Scott Ristau, ILEPA
July 10, 10 CST/11am EST
Wisconsin’s Nitrate Groundwater Initiative
Mary Ellen Vollbrecht, WDNR
August 21,
Wetlands Supplement: Incorporating Wetlands into Watershed Planning
KerryAnn Weaver, US EPA
October 2, November 13, 2013 10am CST/11amEST
topics/ speakers to be announced