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Soil runoff from intense rainstorms can degrade water quality and trigger algal blooms.
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Species such as variable leaf milfoil are growing faster and stronger as freshwater temperatures tick up.
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Seasonal water layers are lasting longer, helping feed algal blooms from nutrients buried in lake beds.
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ORONO, Maine - The National Science Foundation is giving $100,000 to help with a University of Maine citizen science project geared at protecting the…
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By Christopher Cousins, Bangor Daily NewsAUGUSTA, Maine — A bill designed to protect Maine lakes by banning the use of fertilizers containing phosphorus…