Fairmont Lakes Study; Relationships Between Stratification, Phosphorus Recycling, and Dredging

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Fairmont Lakes Study; Relationships Between Stratification, Phosphorus Recycling, and Dredging

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Stefan, Heinz

Hanson, Mark

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1979-12

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Saint Anthony Falls Laboratory

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The City of Fairmont in Southern Minnesota has used several different strategies to reduce algae blooms in its five lakes (Amber, Hall, Budd, Sisseton, and George Lakes). Among these are treatment with copper sulfate and diversion and treatment of municipal sewage effluent. Since 1965, the city has been pursuing a dredging program.

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Fairmont Lake Commission Public Utilities Commission Fairmont City Council

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Stefan, Heinz; Hanson, Mark. (1979). Fairmont Lakes Study; Relationships Between Stratification, Phosphorus Recycling, and Dredging. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/117296.

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