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Mike Sokal

New Website Helps People Identify Algae Blooms in B.C. Lakes

May 12, 2021
News, Water Quality, Western Canada

To better understand where and when algae blooms happen around British Columbia, the province has developed the educational Algae Watch website. The website helps people…

	
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Mike Sokal

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