Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: The Monitor (2024)

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Friday, June 14, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily

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Tesla shareholders voted on Thursday for a record-breaking pay package that could exceed $45 billion for CEO Elon Musk, highlighting a decades-long dilemma: How much should CEOs be paid? Also: today’s stories, including low voter turnout in Iran, India’s new coalition government, and suspicion around urban tree-planting initiatives. Join the Monito…

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Thursday, June 13, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily

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The Supreme Court’s ruling on an abortion drug today was a narrow, procedural one. But it has big consequences, and shows that it’s hard for the justices to leave abortion questions entirely to states and elected representatives. Also: today’s stories, including former President Trump’s first Capitol visit since Jan. 6, the Taliban’s new pals, and …

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Wednesday, June 12, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily

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War is often portrayed as a man’s world. But in Ukraine women are providing leadership with their own unique courage and expertise. Also: today’s stories, including the Guatemalan President’s attempt to fight corruption, Lebanese Christians caught between Hezbollah and Israel, and English Ph.D.s training AI bots. Join the Monitor's Mark Sappenfield…

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Tuesday, June 11, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily

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Tuesday’s guilty verdict against President Joe Biden’s son Hunter is the first-ever criminal conviction of a sitting U.S. president’s son. It came on a firearms-purchasing charge that’s unusual for someone not accused of other criminal activity. Also: today’s stories, including a “continuity election” in the EU, Pakistan’s reckoning with its former…

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Monday, June 10, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily

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After a dam in southern Ukraine blew up a year ago, scientists believed it would leave disastrous environmental damage. Actually, the ecosystem is fighting back while residents seem to be struggling. Also: today’s stories, including emotion in both Israel and Gaza after Israeli hostages were brought home, Hunter Biden’s trial amid his father’s elec…

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Friday, June 7, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily

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On the east bank of the Dnieper river, Ukraine’s army is holding off Russian troops. With western arms on the way, the tide may turn yet. Also: today’s stories, including housing for First Nation people in Vancouver, organ grinders adapt to a more modern Mexico City, and Blue cities in Red states struggle with enforcing strict gun laws. Join the Mo…

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Thursday, June 6, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily

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Climate scientist Patrick Brown admitted in a Free Press interview that he framed his findings not to reflect the truth, but to fit within what he described as the climate alarmist storyline. Climate advocates skewered his critique of the culture surround his work. Also: today’s stories, including how rising sea temperatures are affecting the earth…

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Wednesday, June 5, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily

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School districts nationwide are struggling financially, with challenges including everything from expiring pandemic financial aid packages to declining birth rates. No matter what decisions school districts take to stay afloat, one issue remains the same: a lack of trust. Also: today’s stories, including a preview of this year’s European Parliament…

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Tuesday, June 4, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily

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At a funeral for a Hezbollah commander, fighters share thoughts on the Israel-Hamas war — and the high price they and their families are willing to pay to defeat Israel. Also: today’s stories, including a look into India’s election by the numbers, why some low-income, treeless communities distrust efforts to plant trees, and how Paris is attempting…

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Monday, June 3, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily

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Israel’s sense of isolation is deepening as its war against Hamas in Gaza drags on. Its liberal residents not on board with Netanyahu's policies keep up their protests. Also: today’s stories, including Mexico’s new president has her work cut out for her, South Africa is led by a new government for the first time since Apartheid, and a Dr. Fauci hea…

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Okavango Wilderness Project: A Conversation with Scientists Studying Southern Africa’s “Oasis in the Desert” 56:38

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Scientists face any number of challenges when they venture into the field, but it’s not often that aggressive hippos are among them. The researchers conducting annual expeditions in the Okavango Delta in Southern Africa, as part of the Okavango Wilderness Project, risk life and limb to collect the environmental data that will be used to protect thi…

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Putting the “Remote” in Remote Monitoring with Tom Killingbeck of Arcadis 44:05

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“Do your set-ups at home before you ever put equipment out in the field.” That’s Tom Killingbeck’s advice and his own practice as he develops instrumentation solutions for groundwater and surface water. Often partnering with In-Situ Regional Sales Manager Chris Howard to develop solutions, Tom is a classic “out-of-the-box” thinker able to wow clien…

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Working in IT 20 years ago: two IT veterans reminisce 25:12

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Doing tech support in people's houses, dealing with smoky workplaces, and finding dead birds in PCs...Greg and Simon look back at their jobs 20 years ago, as well as considering some things that have changed since then. Let us know your monitoring use cases, ask us a monitoring question, or just give us general feedback about the podcast: GET IN TO…

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The story of Eclipse Mosquitto MQTT broker, and monitoring MQTT 21:51

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Roger Light is a Co-founder and Senior Developer at Cedalo, as well as the Lead Developer of Eclipse Mosquitto. He started Mosquitto as a hobby project in 2009, which gained rapid popularity and contributed to the widespread adoption of MQTT as an IoT protocol. Resources and tips for monitoring MQTT: Description of MQTT and more: What is MQTT? Deep…

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Part 2: Colorado Universities Taking the Mystery Out of River Water Quality 22:14

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It takes a village, in this case, two universities and multiple partners, to develop an extensive continuous water monitoring network along Colorado’s Yampa and Cache La Poudre rivers. Data collected will shed light on the health of these waterways and guide projects and practices to protect them. Additional Resources: Kat Demaree on LinkedIn Sam S…

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Part 1: Colorado Universities Taking the Mystery Out of River Water Quality 22:54

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It takes a village, in this case, two universities and multiple partners, to develop an extensive continuous water monitoring network along Colorado’s Yampa and Cache La Poudre rivers. Data collected will shed light on the health of these waterways and guide projects and practices to protect them. Additional Resources: Kat Demaree on LinkedIn Sam S…

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Part 2: Winning Water Independence Through Effective Use of Real-Time Groundwater Data with WRD 25:06

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Learn how the Water Replenishment District is collecting real-time data at dozens of well sites throughout Southern California through its Regional Groundwater Monitoring Program and securing water independence for the region. Additional Resources: WRD Moises Santillan on LinkedIn Brian Partington on LinkedIn Water Independence Now WRD - 60 Years o…

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Part 1: Winning Water Independence Through Effective Use of Real-Time Groundwater Data with WRD 25:12

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Learn how the Water Replenishment District is collecting real-time data at dozens of well sites throughout Southern California through its Regional Groundwater Monitoring Program and securing water independence for the region. Additional Resources: WRD Moises Santillan on LinkedIn Brian Partington on LinkedIn Water Independence Now WRD - 60 Years o…

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Automating a trace heating system with monitoring data 17:46

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Simon Bell needed a way to automate turning his trace heating system on and off. He was already collecting weather data with his Davis Weather Station, and so he decided to use this as a trigger for the trace heating. His solution? When the temperature drops below a certain threshold, his monitoring tool sends a notification to a smart plug to turn…

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How to use DICOM and HL7 to monitor medical infrastructure 27:31

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Steve Guthman has been working in medical IT for decades. He joins us to discuss recent trends in healthcare IT (such as 3D imaging and AI), and then he explains what DICOM and HL7 are. These two medical industry standards can be leveraged to monitor healthcare infrastructure, specifically the modalities (imaging devices) and the systems around the…

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Airport infrastructure - what happens behind the scenes 17:06

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Chances are, when you are in an airport, you don't give much thought to what's going on behind the scenes. But there are a lot of systems and interfaces involved in getting you from your arrival at the airport to boarding your flight. There is passenger check-in, baggage drop-off, flight info displays, physical security devices, and much more. And …

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How Stetson University's Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience is Expanding Student Research Opportunities, with Dr. Jason Evans and Andrew Joesoef 59:43

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The Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience at Florida’s Stetson University is preparing students for their future endeavors and collecting valuable data through a number of research projects related to climate adaptation and resiliency. Additional Resources: Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience (IWER) Dr. Jason Evans on Linked…

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Monitoring school infrastructure: connectivity, bandwidth and content filtering 23:19

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In this episode, Jeremy Cioara and Erik Pope of Veeya join me to discuss how monitoring helps them provide technology services to chartered schools. Modern schools are highly connected and digitized. Students are "walking devices" (as Jeremy puts it) and the school itself has dozens of connected devices. This brings with it the need to manage the i…

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Monitoring a solar power system 24:53

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Greg Sheridan and Glen Anderson have implemented a solar power system a their home lab in Sydney, Australia. Their system includes 400W solar panels with microinverters (which essentially lets them monitor each panel separately) and a Tesla Powerwall. But what metrics are they monitoring? Greig and Glen differentiate between health status metrics, …

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Monitoring healthcare infrastructure 17:59

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Typical healthcare IT infrastructure has classic IT elements - routers, switches, firewalls, printers, and so on - as well as healthcare devices and systems. And if the infrastructure is large, there is even more complexity: not only are you dealing with disparate systems and devices, but also a lot of them. And that complexity is even more compoun…

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Network automation 19:18

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Daren Fulwell of IP Fabric joins Simon Bell and Shaun Behrens of Paessler to talk about network automation. They cover what the perception of network automation is for IT administrators, their own perception of it, and how to approach it. Some tips that came out of the discussion for dealing with network automation: Start with individual tasks Focu…

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How Will UK Water Companies Meet Daunting CSO Monitoring Requirements Under the 2021 Environment Act? An Interview with Kayleigh Smith and David Claridge 48:59

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In this episode we welcome Kayleigh Smith and David Claridge from the UK to discuss the 2021 Environment Act and its pending requirement for upstream and downstream monitoring of thousands of combined sewer overflows and effluent discharge sites, in order to control spills of polluted water and improve water quality across England. Additional Resou…

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Monitoring wastewater treatment plants 22:45

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To understand how wastewater treatment plants are monitored, it first helps to understand the processes behind how water is treated. David Montoya, our monitoring expert in this episode, takes us through the different phases that water goes through in a treatment plant, which include filtering, clarifying (such as with ozone or bacteria), and disin…

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Observability and monitoring 24:31

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Greg Campion is the monitoring expert who joins Shaun to discuss observability in this episode. According to Greg, observability is observing a system in the sense that you take in as much of it as you can, without necessarily looking at something specific. For him, it's about the ability to observe things from a much wider perspective. Here's what…

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Introducing The Monitoring Experts Podcast 2:58

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Shaun drops in to briefly introduce The Monitoring Experts podcast by Paessler. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes in your feed every second Wednesday. In each episode, your host Shaun will be joined by a monitoring expert who will discuss different aspects of monitoring IT, OT and IIoT. Just as an example: the first episode wil…

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The Monitoring Experts Podcast Trailer 0:18

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The Monitoring Experts is a podcast all about monitoring IT, IoT, OT...and everything in between. In each episode, Shaun, your host, is joined by an expert in the monitoring field to discuss best practices, industry trends, monitoring deep dives, and more. Subscribe now and let's get monitoring! Let us know your monitoring use cases, ask us a monit…

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Quest for the “Happy Path”: How Advancements in App-Based Monitoring and Remote Data Access are Reshaping Environmental Monitoring 53:35

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In this special edition of AquaPod, we talk with In-Situ’s Director of Product Management Matt Trumbo and Software Product Owner Tom Koniuta about the company’s development process for software and solutions designed to simplify data access and management. Additional Resources: Interview with Matt Trumbo: VuLink Interview with Tom Koniuta: Batch Ca…

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How Cleveland Water Alliance is Driving Innovation, Economic Development and Resilience, with CWA Program Manager Max Herzog 50:02

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The Cleveland Water Alliance focuses on facilitating connection among water technology innovators to spur progress; empowering the community to champion the value of water through education and research; and finding and accelerating early-stage water technologies designed to preserve and protect our water resources. Program Manager Max Herzog gives…

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Integrated Pest Management to Improve Lake Health with Lake Tech’s Eli Kersh 40:40

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LakeTech works with clients to provide affordable deployed water monitoring solutions, easy access to continuous data, and consultation on management and remediation strategies. Demo their platform at my.laketech.com. Additional Resources: LakeTech website Platform demo LakeTech on LinkedIn Eli on LinkedIn The Lake Locker Video Channel Follow In-Si…

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A Conversation with In-Situ Application Development Managers Kerry Caslow, Adam Hobson and Brock Houston 1:04:28

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In typical episodes of AquaPod, one of our application development managers joins an interview with a customer, but in this special edition, we’re posing questions to the ADMs themselves. Enjoy this engaging conversation with industry veterans Kerry Caslow, Adam Hobson and Brock Houston. Additional Resources 5 Steps to Successful Continuous Surface…

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Stream Restoration in the Eastern U.S. with Laura Kelm of GreenVest 53:45

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Following a success story posted on our website, we invited Laura Kelm, of GreenVest, to join us for an in-depth conversation about some of her recent stream and wetland restoration projects, the essential elements of a successful stream restoration endeavor, and her views on what the future holds for the industry. Additional Resources GreenVest Gr…

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Water Quality and Flow Monitoring in a Changing Environment with Chris Davis 41:20

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Monitoring instrumentation and integration expert Chris Davis discusses his years in the field as an owner and member of Lower 48 Instruments. Additional Resources Lower 48 University of Maryland Becomes “Living Laboratory” for Stormwater Management Direct Pump Station Flow Monitoring Improves Collection System Modeling Infiltration Study Poses Cha…

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Highlights from a Career in Marine Science with Doug Levin 50:29

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During his many years working for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and other government agencies, private sector firms and academic institutions, Doug Levin has traveled the world, exploring and monitoring marine environments using a broad range of seafloor mapping systems, incl…

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Preparing Students for Careers in Water Science with Dr. Jim Ivey, Univ. of South Florida 1:04:34

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Did you get practical training as an undergrad that prepared you for your first job? Dr. Jim Ivey makes it a priority to give his Field Methods course students hands-on experience in the field and the opportunity to discover a scientific area they're passionate about. Listen now. Related Resources: Best In Class: Why More Teachers are Bringing Inst…

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Remote Monitoring of the Ogallala-High Plains Aquifer with Ed Reboulet of the Kansas Geological Survey 1:01:48

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After years of monitoring water levels in the Ogallala-High Plains Aquifer, KGS's Ed Reboulet shares disturbing news on the condition of this essential North American water resource and what needs to be done to protect it. Listen now. Related Resources: Water well hydrographs: An underutilized resource for characterizing subsurface conditions Inter…

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Perspectives on Watershed Water Monitoring in the Deep South with Malcolm Lynch 45:04

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There are few people in the water monitoring industry who have logged more hours in the field or have more product development experience than Malcolm Lynch. Listen to hear this industry veteran's informed opinions and insights on the business of monitoring and protecting water. Related Resources: CC Lynch Connect on LinkedIn US Army Corps of Engin…

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Landscape Repair with Wildlands Restoration Volunteers 1:08:37

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Drought and wildfires are devastating the western United States. This scrappy grassroots group, Wildlands Restoration Volunteers, has built an army of volunteers, who are doing the crucial work to restore land in the watershed damaged by fire, floods and human activity. Listen now. Related Resources: Wildlands Restoration Volunteers Numbers matter:…

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Legacy Mine Monitoring in the Animas River Watershed with Rory Cowie 51:34

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In 2015, 3 million gallons of polluted mine water burst from the abandoned Gold King Mine near Silverton, Colorado, and turned streams and rivers bright orange as the flow traveled all the way to Lake Powell nearly 400 miles away. That catastrophic event made the news and the mine was designated a Superfund site by the EPA. But in fact, hundreds of…

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Part 1: Cave Hydrology Research with Dr. Lee Florea and Sarah Asha Burgess 44:38

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Not every hydrogeologist jumps at the chance to make multiple trips to the summit of Mt. Rainier to conduct glacier cave research. In this episode, we follow Dr Lee Florea from Washington ice peaks to the karst landscapes of the Mitchell Plateau in south-central Indiana. Listen now. Related Resources: Science Explorers Battle Elements to Study the …

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Continuous River Monitoring with Colorado State University Professor Matthew Ross 59:52

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A critical source for drinking water, and water for ag and industry, the Poudre River in Northern Colorado has become the classroom for Matt Ross' Colorado State University students. Listen to our conversation with Matt about how the university has partnered with the City of Fort Collins and In-Situ to give his students hands-on experience monitori…

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Part 2: Cave Hydrology Research with Dr. Lee Florea and Sarah Asha Burgess 31:13

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For weekend fun, Dr. Lee Florea and research assistant Sarah Asha Burgess descend into rarely explored caves to investigate the nature of Kentucky's cave and karst formations. Their enthusiasm for their work and their amazing discoveries have made this one of our most popular episodes. Listen now. Related Resources: Science Explorers Battle Element…

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The Baby Monitor: Act 03, Ep. 17 7:12

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In the series finale, Richard, Lissa and Asher face a future full of happy possibilities, but built on a terrible secret.Autor: The Baby Monitor: A Podcast of Family Horrors

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The Baby Monitor: Act 03, Ep. 16 6:50

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Richard cleans up his home and hides the body.Autor: The Baby Monitor: A Podcast of Family Horrors

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The Baby Monitor: Act 03, Ep. 15 15:38

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Richard uncovers the secret of the Platte house and finds himself in a life or death struggle, fighting to protect his family's future from the ghosts of his past.Autor: The Baby Monitor: A Podcast of Family Horrors

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The Baby Monitor: Act 03, Ep. 14 5:55

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Richard and Lissa finally decide to get rid of the baby monitor, initiating a series of events that will lead to the series' terrifying conclusion.Autor: The Baby Monitor: A Podcast of Family Horrors

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