Study of Lake Tanganyika shows fast nutrient cycling
Studies in the world’s second-largest freshwater lake show nutrients are tied up in the vibrant ecosystem, rather than fueling noxious alage blooms
Studies in the world’s second-largest freshwater lake show nutrients are tied up in the vibrant ecosystem, rather than fueling noxious alage blooms
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After historically sparse monitoring efforts on the Great Salt Lake, the USGS is helping to usher in a new era of intensive data collection there.