More dispute about Mono Lake arsenic research
May 29th, 2011 by Julia, Mono Lake Intern
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Name: Julia Runcie
Title: Mono Lake Intern
About: As a native of the diminutive Green Mountains, Julia is completely in awe of the Sierra but has to admit she sometimes misses real maple syrup. After her 2010 summer internship she stayed through the winter as a Project Specialist, and is now a Mono Lake Intern for her second summer. In her free time, Julia loves to hike, cook, write, and uproot invasive weeds.See All Posts by Julia (42)
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NASA’s controversial research about arsenic-metabolizing bacteria in Mono Lake continues to stir up debate. On Friday the journal Science published several articles contesting the validity of the findings, but Dr. Felisa Wolfe-Simon and her colleagues stand behind their work. Read more here.
NASA researchers on Mono Lake in November 2010. Photo by Arya Degenhardt.
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