Ministry study finds deteriorating water quality in Weston Lake, no easy fix

A study by BC Ministry environment researcher Richard Nordin found that phosphorus runoff from humans and cows is causing “unacceptable algal growth” in Weston Lake. Mitigation, in Nordin’s opinion, would be “neither easy nor inexpensive since both the sewage disposal and agriculture practices are established and difficult to modify.”

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