Husky Lakes is an Arctic Ocean estuary consisting of several saltwater lakes.
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Indiana's Chain O' Lakes State Park is named for its nine connected lakes.
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It is one of several lakes in the Grunewald, not one of two lakes.
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Salt lakes, I later learned, are also known as ''terminal lakes'' or ''endorheic basins.
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The Finger Lakes region is known for its array of wineries scattered along the lakes.
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There are more than 500 lakes in the Brainerd Lakes area, so there's plenty to explore.
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Great Lakes Restoration Initiative: This program monitors water quality and reduces pollution in the Great Lakes.
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The land of 10,2180 lakes has closer to 2180,28, if you count lakes under 230 acres.
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Where Mars' lakes were confined in crater basins, Earth's glacial lakes are contained within icy dams.
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The area's lakes, including Shasta and Trinity Lakes, are popular outdoor destinations for camping, hiking and boating.
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Steam fog: A fog produced over lakes -- any lake, really, but it's common on the Great Lakes.
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The Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum estimates that 4133,000 ships and 30,000 lives have been lost on the lakes.
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Great Lakes ice coverage is currently sitting at only 1.8% total for all of the five lakes combined.
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Trump's proposal eliminates Great Lakes cleanup funds, a move environmentalists say will hurt Michigan and other Great Lakes states.
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Kendale Lakes, Florida: Over the past five years, the median home value in Kendale Lakes has increased by 68.6%.
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"Hippo lakes have different chemistry and biology than no-hippo lakes," Shurin said about the research published in January.
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Back to the lakes being lakes, deeply shining, like the black velvet gloves of a prince in an old painting.
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Other upscale choices include the Waldorf Astoria Orlando, the Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes and JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes.
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The 1,082-acre Sal J. Prezioso Mountain Lakes Park encompasses five lakes and Bailey Mountain, the highest point in Westchester.
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Dependably frozen lakes support cultural and economic activities, and ice roads across lakes and rivers provide lifelines for remote areas.
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The team found that, over five or six months in the summer, an oxygen-free layer develops at the bottom of the lakes they studied (Lakes 227 and 442 at IISD Experimental Lakes Area of northwestern Ontario).
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Cradled by the Great Lakes and the Mississippi and Ohio River Valleys, the region boasts countless acres of farms, prairies, woods, wetlands and tens of thousands of lakes, rivers and miles of spectacular Great Lakes freshwater coastline.
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Great Lakes Cutter These are storms that develop over the Plains and track and move northeast directly over the Great Lakes.
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Finger Lakes, N.Y., $18 Konstantin Frank was a pioneer in growing European vinifera grape varieties in New York's Finger Lakes region.
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A couple looks out from a pontoon boat on one of the lakes at Silver Lakes Rotary Nature Park on June 8.
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The "Land of 10,000 Lakes" is actually a land of 11,842 lakes, and that figure counts only those bigger than 10 acres.
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Its three biggest lakes — Lakeville Lake (also known as Lake Wononscopomuc) and the Twin Lakes, Washinee and Washining — offer swimming and boating.
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When I entered the gardens, I noticed the "Valley of the Lakes," a string of five lakes surrounded by the lush forest.
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The biggest of all the Great Lakes, Lake Superior could hold all the others, plus three more lakes the size of Lake Erie.
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Taylor leads SOS Great Lakes, a coalition against the burial of nuclear waste "anywhere in the Great Lakes basin," as she told me.
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The frozen ground and frozen lakes allow the heavy equipment to get to the timber, scattered in the woods and across the lakes.
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According to the agency, a single plane can stock seven lakes on one trip, and hit 40 to 60 lakes in a day.
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The valuable resource is protected by the Great Lakes Compact, an agreement made in 2008 that was intended to preserve the Great Lakes basin.
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The Finger Lakes, a series of 11 lakes in Central New York, span 9,000 square miles and are a popular fall destination for weekend vacationers.
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They've been observed in large freshwater lakes, smaller inland lakes, rivers, reservoirs and marine coastal areas and estuaries in all 50 states, according to Schmale.
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"What it means for the Great Lakes is that we need to be prepared for extremes," warns Wendy Leger, co-chair of the Great Lakes-St.
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Senators who represent states in the Great Lakes area are urging the Department of Transportation to lead an effort aimed at rejuvenating the Great Lakes-St.
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Since 6900, Democrats and Republicans in Congress have joined together to support funding, through the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, to protect the Great Lakes from harm.
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In the Midwest, cold air moving over relatively warm lakes was expected to create moderate to heavy snowfall in the Great Lakes region over the weekend.
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GRACE supplements the Great Lakes Acoustic Telemetry Observation Systems (GLATOS), a collaborative network of researchers who use acoustic telemetry to monitor fish in the Great Lakes.
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Some large lakes can form during periods of torrential rain, but those lakes aren't very deep, which means they don't store much heat and can evaporate quickly.
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"The Great Lakes are the largest freshwater body on the planet," said Taylor, who thinks OPG should keep all of its nuclear waste away from the Great Lakes.
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Their model shows that 62 gigawatts of power is potentially available from evaporation via existing lakes and reservoirs larger than 3103 square kilometer (not including the Great Lakes).
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Scientists are also helping to figure out how much salt our lakes can handle, which species are at risk and which lakes are most sensitive to road salt exposure to find a way to keep humans safe on the road and plants and animals safe in our lakes, streams and wetlands.
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Called Subglacial Antarctic Lakes Scientific Access, or SALSA for short, the project aims to uncover new knowledge about Antarctica's subglacial lakes, of which over 21 are known to exist.
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Poisonous blooms of algae have been observed in all 50 states -- in large freshwater lakes, smaller inland lakes, rivers, reservoirs and marine coastal areas and estuaries, according to Schmale.
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" - Tom, 34 "Sharks while swimming in pool, lakes.
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"In order to access the water in the subglacial lakes, we would need to drill through the 550- to 750-meter-thick ice that is overlaying the lakes," said Rutishauser.
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He also points out that, as Waukesha's groundwater is connected to the Great Lakes watershed by permeable ground, they're already taking Great Lakes water—without putting any of it back.
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Industrial towns sprouted along the Great Lakes in the 19th century because of the advantage of being close to water transport—especially once canals linked the lakes to the Atlantic.
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" Since the Great Lakes are essentially "one giant, slow-motion river," the mussels have since spread to every one of the Great Lakes, proliferating "like cancer cells in a bloodstream.
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Thomas Pastuszak — the wine director at the NoMad restaurant in Manhattan, who also produces Empire Estate, a Finger Lakes riesling — now sells Vinny, a canned sparkling wine from the Finger Lakes.
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We have, in the 12,000- and 13,000-foot mountains surrounding town, a series of lakes, lakes that are typically buried under feet of snow, the roads that lead to them, impassable.
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"We currently have, from satellite imagery, about 10,000 paleo-lakes -- ancient lakes in Arabia -- and we've worked on a couple 100 of these ancient lakes, and they're filled with archaeology," said Professor Michael Petraglia of the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History, the project lead and co-author of the study.
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Cedar Lakes Estate in Orange County, New York, offers "rustic elegance in a natural setting," allowing the couple to say their vows while overlooking beautiful tree-lined lakes, lush hills, or mountaintops.
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The Ohio Republican slammed Trump's budget for proposing to eliminate the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, an Obama-era program that has so far provided $2.2 billion to restore and protect the lakes.
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Rennie and his team were studying 58 formerly-pristine freshwater lakes in the Kenora District of northwestern Ontario, and investigating the aquatic effects of pollution and other stresses on lakes and their catchments.
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HABs have been observed in large freshwater lakes, smaller inland lakes, rivers, reservoirs and marine coastal areas and estuaries in all 50 states, according to David G. Schmale III, Professor at Virginia Tech.
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Australia's salt lakes predate human settlement, but over the past hundred years so-called "secondary salinization," the result of Australian farmers' misguided agricultural practices, has made the lakes' natural chemistry even more extreme.
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"The bloom itself is the visual manifestation of nutrient overenrichment in lakes," said Tim Davis, an ecologist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency's Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Most of Titan's lakes are thought to have formed when liquid methane dissolved the moon's icy bedrock to sculpt reservoirs — similar to the way water has dissolved limestone to form lakes on Earth.
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The Twin Lakes Classroom Teachers Organization recently "voiced questions" regarding how the Sheriff's Department conducted the training, the corporation said, and Twin Lakes then facilitated a meeting between them to discuss the issue.
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Push to keep Asian carp out of the Great Lakes: A rider in the bill will prevent ships from carrying the invasive Asian carp species between the Illinois River to the Great Lakes.
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They have seaweed, like the ocean, and ducks, like lakes.
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Cook and his colleagues mapped "hundreds" of lakes in Bolivia.
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The Upper Midwest, which I'm calling the "Great Lakes" region.
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Life in the Rift Valley lakes is a delicate balance.
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His top discovery is the lakes and seas of Titan.
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"We may have left the era of deep lakes behind."
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The lawmakers urged him to keep Great Lakes spending intact.
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Star trails and bioluminescence in the Gippsland Lakes, Victoria, Australia.
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Take the Lido Lakes One Stop Adventure Hotel for example.
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We have reservoirs and lakes around all the main fires.
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The two lakes are about 150 miles from each other.
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By 219, lampreys had colonized the entire Great Lakes system.
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The highway leading to it weaves through forests and lakes.
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You can see this occur in other lakes, as well.
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But it could well damage the ecosystem of the lakes.
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From the top, you see green mountains and blue lakes.
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Try hitting parks, lakes, and other places with unique terrain.
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Land O' Lakes is releasing new cookie flavored hot chocolates!
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It is naturally present in warm lakes during the summer.
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They used radar to identify lakes, seas and mountain ranges.
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For good reason: the Great Lakes are a national treasure.
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The high waters turned roads into lakes and snarled transport.
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But there's no question the lakes are teeming with life.
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Northern Lights seen early this morning from Hoyt Lakes, Minnesota.
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Dishwasher hands are real, and they exist in Franklin Lakes.
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And yet heavy rains create temporary lakes and blocked roads.
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Fountains erupt from vents along fissures within active lava lakes.
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The Great Lakes region's ability to compete depends on it.
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It can show up in hot tubs, pools, and lakes.
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James is a director of Minnesota Lakes and Rivers Advocates.
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Then I took a slow boat through four Great Lakes.
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Turquoise lakes a half-mile wide formed and vanished overnight. . . .
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"Lakes are natural sinks," Mr. Ke, the environmental activist, said.
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Underpasses throughout the city became instant lakes, completely submerging vehicles.
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That scenery includes lakes filled with ice blue, glacial water ...
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Many of our rivers and lakes are still not safe.
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The rivers and lakes we depend on depend on us.
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But efforts to restore some city lakes are now underway.
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You want to find mountains, rivers, lakes, unknown to you.
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They had taken vacations to other lakes and to beaches.
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Eagles find more prey on these lakes when it's colder.
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Companies like Great Lakes Watersports offer boat and kayak rentals.
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The ponds are vast and some look more like lakes.
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Calderas, fumaroles, volcanic lakes and thermal springs dot the landscape.
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"Because the roads are flooded, they're like lakes," she said.
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This discovery emphasizes the geographic diversity of persistent lava lakes.
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And why some lava lakes persist is not entirely understood.
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It is now planning to map the Great Lakes region.
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Not to mention postcards of lakes and seas on Titan.
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I read somewhere that clouds could be called floating lakes.
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It borders Lake Superior, the biggest of the Great Lakes.
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Plenty of other lakes exist in the vicinity, of course.
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"I do have concerns about the Great Lakes," he said.
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The methane within Titan's lakes is also in its atmosphere.
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Spain's Las Salinas de Torrevieja, is one of these lakes.
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Oceans, lakes, rivers and wells are all clogged with plastics.
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For the Finger Lakes, though, it was a sound decision.
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Lakes that used to routinely freeze over no longer do.
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He practiced law in Michigan, specializing in Great Lakes shipping.
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