Scientists analyze KU's Potter Lake
The Kansas Biological Survey's sediment coring rig visited Potter Lake Wednesday to quantify the amount of sediment and to take material for chemical analysis. The work could help restore the health of the landmark situated in the middle of KU's campus.
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