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    some of the pollution; most of the pollution is caused from fertilizer on fields‚ agricultural runoff‚ and city sewer plants. “As a result of these pollutants‚ Lake Erie contained increased levels of phosphorus and nitrogen‚ which contributed to eutrophication a process that encourages the development of algal blooms.” (Rotman) People started to figure out that they needed to do something about this algae bloom problem so they wanted to make laws and acts that would apply. Some laws they made were

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    Scientific American article‚ “Reviving Dead Zones” by Laurence Mee focuses on answering the essential question‚ “How can we restore coastal seas ravaged by runaway plant and algae growth caused by human activities?” The article writes about eutrophication. Eutrophication is where an influx of nutrients that are normally limiting such as nitrogen and phosphorus overwhelms an aquatic ecosystem. These nutrients allow for the rapid growth of phytoplankton (floating algae). When these organisms die‚ they undergo

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    Impacts of Ammonia

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    much further impacting a larger area. Both gaseous and particulate ammonia contribute to eutrophication of surface waters‚ soil acidification‚ fertilization of vegetation‚ changes in ecosystems ‚and smog and decreased visibility in case of major gas . Eutrophication Eutrophication is a result of nutrient pollution (from deposition or run-off) into natural waters (creeks‚ rivers‚ ponds‚ or lakes). Eutrophication generally promotes excessive plant growth and decay‚ favors certain weedy species over

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    Every environment has a food chain group within the ecosystem. The Chesapeake Bay’s food chain begins with the growth of bay grasses and algae‚ the most critical part of the food chain. Not only does the bay grasses and algae have a part but everything living within the bay play a role in the food chain‚ whether it be the zooplankton‚ oysters‚ or small and big fish. If there were to be a decrease in any part of the food chain‚ it will have a major effect on all other members in the food chain

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    The Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone The gulf of Mexico’s dead zone is only getting worse doing a great deal of damage to the U.S. economy. The issue in the Gulf of Mexico is the dead zone that has started occurring since 1972 and is only increasing in size. The Gulf of Mexico supplies the U.S. with 72% of their income shrimp 66% of oysters and 16% of fish (Philpott‚ 2013). If the dead zone does not decrease in size fisherman and costal workers will be largely impacted

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    [3] Agricultural Non-point Source Water Pollution Caused Eutrophication of Dianchi Lake in China and Possible Solutions Abstract: Eutrophication is a big problem around the world and especially in China where laws and regulations are not followed in rural areas. This is the case in Kunming‚ Yunnan‚ China at Lake Dianchi where eutrophication is the highest in the country. This case study will set up to study the effects of phosphate in the lake‚ the quantity of phosphate‚ and the possible

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    be moving around more and there will more more dissolved oxygens. the mud and sediments won’t just stay there and it will just keep on moving so . Well‚ there are two main causes of pollution in the Conodoguinet creek‚ acidic rain and eutrophication. Eutrophication is the amount of nutrients in the water and it can be caused by runoff from land‚ sewage plants‚

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    The idea of an ocean’s surface with a red hue may seem like a very amazing phenomena but in fact it’s quite the opposite. Red tides are becoming more and more harmful to not just the sea life it’s consumes but to us humans as well. When we use pesticides and other man made chemicals‚ we are washing them away without a care of what happens next. In doing so‚ they are eventually ending up back into our oceans and cause these harmful algal blooms‚ known as Red Tide. Most of these algal blooms are toxic

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    Lab 4 Isp 217

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    Phosphate will change for the total phosphorus when left under a light. I believe that suspended phosphorus has the biggest impact on the eutrophication of lakes. When there is an increase of phosphorus in lakes‚ this leads to and increase in phytoplankton. This then leads to a decrease in water clarity. The reason that this is relevant is because eutrophication is when a body of water receives excess nutrients which results in excessive algae growth (ISP 217 Lab 4 Part 1). Asking a question like

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