4 June, 2004
Meet with Yo: T-3 days
Today was the last official day of school - always a bittersweet
event. This afternoon, I met with Yo to discuss the parcticulars of
the project. (Yo is managing a zillion different projects, and was
generous with his precious time.)
The preparation for the project is complete. Materials and equipment
have been shipped or ordered and will be waiting for us in Fairbanks.
Earlier this spring, Yo and I were talking about running another
experiment to measure the amount of pollution coming into the Toolik
Lake from the air. We were going to borrow equipment from a
researcher and colleague of Yo's from University of Iowa; time was
too tight, however, and the learning curve for the equipment too
steep. (The reason: the concentration of airborne pollution is too
low - Sounds good to me !)
Instead, we will measure the amount of pollution found in various
locations and, time permitting, from various parts of the Arctic food
web (e.g., tussock, musk ox fur, etc.)
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P.S. Today was the graduation for some of my students too! An exciting new adventure begins for them!
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