Comments for The Black Swamp Journal http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal Another amazing bgsu blog Fri, 22 Jul 2011 06:55:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Know Your Air by Ruby http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/2011/05/05/know-your-air/#comment-31 Ruby Fri, 22 Jul 2011 06:55:12 +0000 http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/?p=644#comment-31 “There are many things students can do to protect themselves,” said Nolen... True. And each one of us got a role to play in this fight against air pollution. “There are many things students can do to protect themselves,” said Nolen… True. And each one of us got a role to play in this fight against air pollution.

]]> Comment on BG Water Quest by RO Water Filter PRO http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/2011/06/21/bg-water-quest/#comment-27 RO Water Filter PRO Mon, 27 Jun 2011 13:59:04 +0000 http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/?p=1127#comment-27 Very true. studies shows that there are no difference whatsoever with quality of both tap and bottled water. you only need a good quality water filter to have a safe drinking water. so what filter are you using? Very true. studies shows that there are no difference whatsoever with quality of both tap and bottled water. you only need a good quality water filter to have a safe drinking water. so what filter are you using?

]]> Comment on Ohio’s Fish Farming Potential by Material Science Organics http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/2011/05/09/ohios-fish-farming-potential/#comment-24 Material Science Organics Tue, 07 Jun 2011 04:17:17 +0000 http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/?p=852#comment-24 One thing not mentioned is the need for proper assimilation of food. With the presence of the microbes and minerals required for optimum digestive tract function, more food is assimilated and broken down in the digestive tract resulting in larger, healthier fish and larger spawns. Considering the decreased input of food required and the increased production output, it is a no brainer that it is best maintain this natural balance. Once the microbes and minerals are in the water, the recirculating water system keeps them in the fish's environment for a longer time period, increasing efficiency. It is a win, win situation. One thing not mentioned is the need for proper assimilation of food. With the presence of the microbes and minerals required for optimum digestive tract function, more food is assimilated and broken down in the digestive tract resulting in larger, healthier fish and larger spawns.

Considering the decreased input of food required and the increased production output, it is a no brainer that it is best maintain this natural balance. Once the microbes and minerals are in the water, the recirculating water system keeps them in the fish’s environment for a longer time period, increasing efficiency. It is a win, win situation.

]]> Comment on The Phosphorus Problem by RO Water Filter PRO http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/2011/05/04/the-phosphorus-problem/#comment-23 RO Water Filter PRO Sat, 04 Jun 2011 12:32:02 +0000 http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/?p=786#comment-23 Very true. instead of blaming each other, we should be making a move to save these water sources. Very true. instead of blaming each other, we should be making a move to save these water sources.

]]> Comment on Ohio’s Fish Farming Potential by Tropical water lilies http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/2011/05/09/ohios-fish-farming-potential/#comment-22 Tropical water lilies Tue, 31 May 2011 19:49:19 +0000 http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/?p=852#comment-22 Those bait fish look like common goldfish. Those bait fish look like common goldfish.

]]> Comment on EPA monitoring of ‘widespread’ chemical to continue by Air quality testing at Ohio schools continues | The Black Swamp Journal http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/2011/05/05/epa-monitoring-of-widespread-chemical-to-continue/#comment-14 Air quality testing at Ohio schools continues | The Black Swamp Journal Thu, 05 May 2011 21:43:59 +0000 http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/?p=684#comment-14 [...] The EPA will continue to study acrolein, a chemical released by vehicles and cigarettes, across the nation. Acrolein levels were not factored in to the U.S. EPA’s nationwide school monitoring results because it was determined that acrolein monitoring is not reliable. Current monitoring methods detect acrolein but not the amount of the chemical, according to the EPA. The chemical was detected at 40 of the 63 schools studied. For more information, click here. [...] [...] The EPA will continue to study acrolein, a chemical released by vehicles and cigarettes, across the nation. Acrolein levels were not factored in to the U.S. EPA’s nationwide school monitoring results because it was determined that acrolein monitoring is not reliable. Current monitoring methods detect acrolein but not the amount of the chemical, according to the EPA. The chemical was detected at 40 of the 63 schools studied. For more information, click here. [...]

]]> Comment on Air quality testing at Ohio schools continues by EPA monitoring of ‘widespread’ chemical to continue | The Black Swamp Journal http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/2011/05/05/air-quality-testing-at-ohio-schools-continues/#comment-13 EPA monitoring of ‘widespread’ chemical to continue | The Black Swamp Journal Thu, 05 May 2011 21:23:41 +0000 http://blogs.bgsu.edu/blackswampjournal/?p=657#comment-13 [...] “widespread” by the EPA, was found at 40 of the 63 schools studied across the nation, including seven Ohio schools. Of the schools studied, acrolein was detected at three schools: Elm Street Elementary in Wauseon, [...] [...] “widespread” by the EPA, was found at 40 of the 63 schools studied across the nation, including seven Ohio schools. Of the schools studied, acrolein was detected at three schools: Elm Street Elementary in Wauseon, [...]

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