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Nutrient Pollution Damages Streams In Ways Previously Unknown, Ecologists Find

2015-03-11 05:06:20| pollutiononline Home Page

In a new study published March 6 in the journal Science, a team of researchers led by University of Georgia ecologists reports that nutrient pollution causes a significant loss of forest-derived carbon from stream ecosystems, reducing the ability of streams to support aquatic life.Beth Gavrilles

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