Everglades phosphorus limits on the right track, but more is needed

State and federal standards for phosphorus releases into the Everglades seem sufficient to protect the huge wetland’s resident plants and animals from damage, but pollutant levels still reach double or triple safe levels near some of the Everglades’ outer edges.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news112452155.html">Everglades phosphorus limits on the right track, but more is needed</a></p> <p>State and federal standards for phosphorus releases into the Everglades seem sufficient to protect the huge wetland’s resident plants and animals from damage, but pollutant levels still reach double or triple safe levels near some of the Everglades’ outer edges.</p>