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    • — February 5, 2014

    Water Circulators May Reduce Algal Blooms in Jordan Lake

    Nutrient runoff from towns around North Carolina’s Jordan Lake has diminished the quality of its water. The reservoir is listed as impaired because of the over-enrichment, which contributes to algal[…]

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    • — January 27, 2014

    White Lake: A Timeline of Its Turnaround

    White Lake was placed on the Great Lakes Areas of Concern list in 1985 after organic solvents were found leaching in. Its water quality was impacted by contaminated sediment, high[…]

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    • — April 11, 2012

    No new Great Lakes invasives since 2006

    There have been no new confirmed invasive species to enter the Great Lakes since 2006, thanks to a program requiring ships to change their ballast at sea.

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    • — March 22, 2012

    California’s agriculture polluting its groundwater

    A recent water quality study shows that over a quarter of a million residents in California’s agriculturally productive central valley are exposed to nitrate-contaminated water. The problem is expected to[…]

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