Grad assistant monitors acidity at Noland Divide in the Smokies
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Channel: Knoxville News Sentinel · 2010 · News & Politics
Lee Mauney, a University of Tennessee graduate research assistant, is part of a stream acidification monitoring study at Noland Divide, in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Mauney visits the site twice a month to collect data having to do with stream discharge, conductivity, and acid leves.
