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Dozens gather to learn about robot mapping 45 miles of Wakulla Springs cave system
2+ mon, 3+ day ago (177+ words) WAKULLA COUNTY, FL — Dozens of neighbors turned out for an expo to learn about the robot mapping the Wakulla Springs cave system. Attendees heard from the mapping team, scientists, and Rep. Jason Shoaf about the project. At the expo, neighbors…...
Meet Sunfish: The robot mapping Wakulla Springs' cave system comes to Wakulla Environmental Institute
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (31+ words) WTXL ABC 27 Meet Sunfish: The robot mapping Wakulla Springs' cave system comes to Wakulla Environmental Institute...
El Niño could be our drought buster, but might turn into too much of a good thing
4+ mon, 1+ day ago (823+ words) You may have already heard some buzz about a “super El Niño” developing over the next several months, with some possibly dire consequences in global weather patterns. The reality of how “super” it gets remains to be seen, but the…...
Robot and divers map underwater cave system beneath Wakulla Springs in $2.5M research project
4+ mon, 6+ day ago (479+ words) WAKULLA COUNTY, FL — Researchers are using cutting-edge technology to get a closer look at what lies beneath Wakulla Springs — and what it means for the region's freshwater future. A robot called Sunfish is being deployed at the Emerald Sink, a…...
How current drought conditions could change thanks to El Niño this summer
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (459+ words) As we close out April, Missouri finds itself at a climatological crossroads. Between a shifting global ocean pattern and a stubborn dryness in the soil for some, the forecast for this summer is shaping up to be a game of…...