eutrophication
1 of 1noun/juˌtroʊfɪˈkeɪʃən/
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the excessive nutrients in water causing algae blooms, oxygen depletion, and ecological problems
- Eutrophication in the lake resulted in a large algae bloom, reducing oxygen levels and harming fish populations.
- The government implemented measures to prevent eutrophication by regulating fertilizer use and sewage discharge.
- Urban development near the river increased nutrient runoff, accelerating eutrophication.
- Scientists study eutrophication to understand its effects on aquatic ecosystems and biodiversity.
- Efforts to restore the lake's health focus on reducing nutrient inputs to combat eutrophication.