MEDIA COVERAGE OF RESEARCH ACTIVITIES AND POPULAR ARTICLES:

• Dr. Sundareshwar was one of eight scientists featured in the October Seed magazine in their series on "Revolutionary Minds". The following PDF contains the section on Dr. Sundareshwar and the page explaining the series.

• The footprints of warming. Interview published in a leading national daily in India –The Hindustan Times on May 04, 2007. http://epaper.hindustantimes.com/artMailDisp.aspx?article=04_05_2007_011_010&typ=1&pub=264

•  India set to Check Environmental Pulse. News @ Nature. April 12, 2007 http://www.nature.com/news/2007/070409/full/070409-12.html. Numerous media articles on this have also been published online.

• Neglected forms of phosphorus play important role. 2004. Online News – The Latest on the Environment. News of the Week. Environmental Science & Technology. September 8. http://pubs.acs.org/subscribe/journals/esthag-w/2004/sep/science/jp_phosphorous.html. [Article on the research presented at the 89^th ESA meeting, Portland, Oregon, August 2 – 6 2004.]

•  Control of Coastal Ecosystems: or Denitrification Demystified. April 2003. Environmental Review. 10 (4): 8-16. http://environmentalreview.org/archives/vol10/SudareshwarAbstract.html

• “Study Says Wetlands Management Requires Integrated Approach”. March 2003. Forestry Source. A publication of the Society of American Foresters. http://www.safnet.org/periodicals/forestrysource/highlights03.cfm

• Bacterial growth limited by phosphorus. February 27, 2003. Environmental Science & Technology, Science New. Access at  http://pubs.acs.org/subscribe/journals/esthag-w/2003/feb/science/an_phosphorus.html

• New study highlights need to control both excessive nitrogen & phosphorus for healthy water ecosystems.

• Study finds controlling phosphorus pollution in wetlands more important than believed. Duke News and Communications. News release, Published on January 24, 2003. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/01/030128075641.htm

• Linking historical changes in landuse and nutrient dynamics behind three lock and dam on the Cape Fear River in North Carolina. 2000. Wetland Wire. 3(3): 5.