Pavlowsky receives funds to continue water monitoring project
Dr. Robert Pavlowsky, director of the Ozarks Environmental and Water Resources Institute (OEWRI) at Missouri State University, received a grant of $28,033 from the City of Springfield to continue his “Springfield MS4/TMDL Monitoring Project.” The project began in 2008 to address the requirements of the federal Clean Water Act and is now entering its final year.
For more information, contact Pavlowsky at (417) 836-8473.
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