#CFAESproud to share the work of over 140 @CFAES_OSU faculty focused on some aspect of #water quality https://t.co/hVnUPfY2fT
— Cathann Kress (@cathannkress) August 29, 2018
The tweet above references the first hearing of the Toward a Cleaner Lake Erie Working Group, a bipartisan effort aimed at discussing ways to fight Lake Erie’s algal blooms. It took place at the Ohio Statehouse Tuesday.
Cathann A. Kress, as you may know, is CFAES’s dean. You can follow her on Twitter at @cathannkress.
Chris Winslow, director of Ohio Sea Grant and CFAES’s Stone Lab on Lake Erie, also spoke at the hearing.