The year 2011 saw a severe change in spring time loadings of nutrients to Lake Erie, particularly the western basin

A Bloomin’ Mess

By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser Dr. Paul F. Hamblin—— Bio and Archives--May 6, 2013

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Once again, Laker Erie is on the verge of choking on too much nutrient. In 2011, its western basin had massive blooms of Microcystis and Cladophora sp. algae. It happened before, in the 1960s, leading to it being declared “dead.” A new paper by AM Michalak and 28 coauthors describes the event in detail.

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