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how L. Washington is an example of direct impacts of cultural eutrophication
sewage effluent was discharged directly into lake
this caused a large increase in phosphorus loading
productivity increased far faster than natural eutrophication
biological community shift of L. Washington
phytoplankton increased, zooplankton decreased
reduced water clarity
more frequent blooms
greater oxygen demand at depth
how L. Washington applies to other lakes
phosphorus is the key drive of freshwater eutrophication
nutrient reduction can lead to measurable recovery
point source nutrient inputs can rapidly degrade lakes
size of L. Washington
second biggest in washington state