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Researchers Explain Reasons Behind Record-Breaking Algal Bloom in Lake Erie
The algal bloom in 2011 in Lake Erie was due to a "perfect storm" created by high rainfall, warm climate and a high influx of nutrients from chemical fertilizers, according to a new study. Researchers warn that the conditions that led to this massive algal growth still exist and that we may see another such algal bloom in the future.
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