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Widespread ecosystem effects of an extreme fresh pulse event in a temperate marine ecosystem

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By Lesley H. Thorne, Jacqueline M. McSweeney, Joseph Warren, Roy Price, Nathan Hirtle, Tyler Menz, Katherine Gallagher Verified, Zachary Hoffman, Hannah Blair, Timothy Cole, Arthur Kopelman, Jessica Redfern, Rachel Lee, Haocheng YANG, Lang Ming, Janet A. Nye, Joshua Meza-Fidalgo, Toniann Keiling, Chelsi Napoli, Julia Stepanuk, Marianne McNamara, Orla O’Brien, Paige Tortorice, Monique Escalante, Alison Ogilvie
| Nature Verified
Abstract Extreme climate events are becoming more frequent and intense under climate change, but their impacts on marine food webs are not well understood. In the North Atlantic, salinity anomalies over decadal timescales have been well studied, but extreme freshening has been observed in recent years at a magnitude far greater than prior measurements. Further, short-term fresh pulses and their ecological effects are poorly understood.
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An introduction to the Kerbside Costing Tool

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By Hannah Blair
| LARAC
WRAP have recently created a new tool on the LA Portal called the Kerbside Costing Tool (KCT) (Kerbside Costing | WRAP LA Portal). The tool provides local authorities with indicative costs and performance of different kerbside collection schemes. This blog post provides an introduction into why the tool should be used, the tools features and the data utilised in the tool.
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WRAP - The Local Authority Portal

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By Hannah Blair
| LARAC
WRAP’s Local Authority (LA) Portal is an interactive Local Authority data collation point of waste and recycling collection scheme data, benchmarking data and other features such as the “Kerbside Costing Tool”. The scheme and performance values are a key reference point in the development of funding calculations for Local Authorities across England, such as New Burdens funding for separate food waste.
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