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Medway Creek agrees to reduce phosphorus runoff into Lake Erie

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An agreement was reached to reduce phosphorus runoff from Medway Creek into Lake Erie. This action addresses the issue of excess nutrients, particularly phosphorus and nitrogen, which increase harmful algal blooms in the lake.

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Why it matters

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Harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie pose risks to drinking water, fisheries, and tourism communities. Reducing nutrient input from Medway Creek is part of efforts to meet targets set by Canada and the United States to curb phosphorus entering the lake.

Drought and runoff are currently affecting nitrate levels and causing harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie and surrounding states.

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Who's involved

  • Medway CreekWatercourse contributing nutrients to Lake Erie
  • Lake ErieBody of water receiving nutrients from Medway Creek
  • Middlesex CentreMunicipality involved in projects enhancing Medway Creek's health

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  • Middlesex CentreSpeculative

    The event could increase funding access for water health projects in Middlesex Centre.

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