| Record phosphorus level spurs worry for Maumee River; cause unknown | |
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Toledo Blade
Jul 29 2010
A record level of phosphorus has been found this year in the Maumee River since a monitoring program of the waterway began in 1975. The finding of some 261 tons of dissolved phosphorus spanned sampling from April 1 through June 1 and follows a recent uptick of the presence of phosphorus in the river. |
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