Saving the Great Lakes from toxic algae

Name: Saving the Great Lakes from toxic algae
Uploaded: 2014-09-05T00:33:42Z
Duration: P380S
Description: How can the great lakes recover from agricultural runoff and toxic algae blooms? Yesterday, the EPA announced it will distribute $12 million to educate farmers and improve water quality in the region. Detroit Public Television’s Christy McDonald speaks with scientists about their search for a solution to runoff-fueled toxins.

Clip: 09/04/2014 | 6m 20s

How can the great lakes recover from agricultural runoff and toxic algae blooms? Yesterday, the EPA announced it will distribute $12 million to educate farmers and improve water quality in the region. Detroit Public Television’s Christy McDonald speaks with scientists about their search for a solution to runoff-fueled toxins.

Aired: 09/04/14

Rating: NR

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