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By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser —— Bio and Archives--August 22, 2012

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In a recent paper on the eutrophication—over fertilization — of Canada’s Lake Winnipeg with the subtitle “Greening under global change,” [1] the authors show that the lake’s problem of blue-green algae blooms is based on increased loadings with phosphate and nitrate. These derive from sewage input by the city of Winnipeg and runoff from watershed sources, primarily farmland and livestock.

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