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As of recent reports, Lake Erie experiences several dead zones, primarily due to nutrient pollution leading to harmful algal blooms. The size and number of these dead zones can vary from year to year, but they have been observed to cover thousands of square miles during peak summer months. Efforts are ongoing to monitor and reduce nutrient runoff to improve water quality in the lake.

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5d ago

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