Controlling nitrogen pollution will not stop toxic algae blooms, says research

Research from the University of Alberta has confirmed that algae blooms, which can poison lakes and kill fish, can be controlled by limiting phosphorus.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news136038336.html">Controlling nitrogen pollution will not stop toxic algae blooms, says research</a></p> <p>Research from the University of Alberta has confirmed that algae blooms, which can poison lakes and kill fish, can be controlled by limiting phosphorus.</p>