They can stimulate excess plant and algae growth
Probably true. Runoff from fields often includes fertilizer chemicals and nutrients that will pollute the lake. A protected lake is likely to remain healthy.
Nitrates and phosphates are fertilizers, and therefore if you have too much of them in a pond, it will become choked with an excessive growth of algae.
Lake Van Lake Tuz Lake Beyşehir Lake Eğirdir Lake İznik Lake Burdur Lake Manyas Lake Acıgöl
Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario
Lake Allatoona Lake Sidney Lanier Lake Hartwell West Point Lake Russell Clark Hills Lake Carters Lake
The main environmental problem associated with fertilizer use is that it contaminates the water with nitrates and phosphates. These nitrates often leach into the groundwater or wash out of the soil surface into streams and rivers
In the Tangerine book, Muck fires burn in fields surrounding lake windsor polluting the environment.
The use of fertilizers to help the plant grow when discarded to a lake/sea/river/pond will create a unsuitable condition for duckweeds to grow in.
animals may drink from it which could have had a bad disease or some bugs may have fallen in the spring and contaminated it so there is your answer :)
Sour Lake Oil Fields - 1904 was released on: USA: 1904
Lake Nasser.
Heavy runoff from pollutants can affect lakes and rivers water quality.
The most common vegetation in Winnipeg is probably the grass on peoples' lawns.
A lake may be used for supplying drinking water, for irrigating fields, and for recreation.
they took lake water and cleaned it
You can call it the nitrate fertilizer effect on algae. There is no technical term for this as there are many types of algae and fertilizers. This could be called pollution too.
Irrigation.