Lake Erie
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Illegal Animal Farms in Three States Caused Toxic Algae Blooms in Lake Erie
A recent study suggests that the majority of the nutrient pollution in the Lake Erie basin may be coming from huge, unlicensed animal farms in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio.
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Asian Carp Could Have Major Impact On Lake Erie
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Great Lakes At Risk Of Continued Algal Blooms Triggered By Warm Waters
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Lake Erie Shipwreck: 1937 Boat of Crude Oil and Tar Might Be Leaking Into Lake Erie
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Toxic Algae Expected at Lake Erie, Potentially Worst Ever
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Lake Erie is Suffering From its Largest Dead Zone in Decades
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Lake Erie's Vulnerability to Toxic Blooms is Worse Than We Thought
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Toxic Algae to Return to Lake Erie
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Toxic Algae to Return to Ohio's Lake Erie
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