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Phosphates & Phosphoric Acid In the NewsBloc MP Wants to Ban Phosphates from Detergents, June 13 In Canada, the Commons Environment Committee passed a motion to reduce the phosphorus content of laundry and dishwasher detergents. The action is intended to reduce phosphorus-fed cyanobacteria or “blue-green algae” in Canada’s watersheds. For details. Road to Recovery Littered with Obstacles for James River
Simple Remedy Cleans Lake; Now it’s Open to Swimmers; Round Lake in Eden Prairie Reopened This Week to Swimmers Thanks in Large Part to Barley Straw – an Inexpensive and Eco-Friendly Remedy for Algae-Clogged Water
Minnesota Legislature Assesses Phosphorus in State's Water Bodies "In response to public concern over eutrophication (nutrient enrichment of water bodies), the Minnesota Legislature directed the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to assess phosphorus sources for the state's water bodies. For details. Anti-Lead Chemical Changed in D.C. Water Plan "The Environmental Protection Agency will now use phosphoric acid to treat DC-area water pipes in order to reduce lead levels in drinking water. For detailsPotable Water Treatment
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