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January 19, 2024

Rutgers scientists saw low oxygen, fish mortality in 2023

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Rutgers underwater robots called gliders being deployed in 2023 to observe water quality along the New Jersey coastal shelf. Rutgers University photo/Chip Haldeman.

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