A Narwhal article quoted Professor of Earth Sciences Francine McCarthy, who spoke about research she is conducting that examines sediment beneath Crawford Lake.
Are we living in the Anthropocene? This Ontario lake could help global geologists decide
Brock University Earth Sciences Prof. F. McCarthy discusses Crawford Lake Research in Narwhal article. Prof. F. McCarthy discusses Crawford Lake Research in Narwhal article.
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