Students explore effects of nation's largest dam removal

Monday, August 4, 2014 - 07:30 in Earth & Climate

A group of Washington state students spent the spring looking at the effects of the largest dam-removal project in history, now underway on the Olympic Peninsula. They worked alongside University of Washington oceanographers studying what a century's worth of accumulated mud, stones and debris are doing to the marine environment.

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