Your Lake Turns Over Twice a Year and Nobody Notices
Deep lakes split into layers that do not mix for half the year. Stratification, turnover, and why the bottom of your lake runs out of oxygen every August.
Lake Pulse Editor |
Deep lakes split into layers that do not mix for half the year. Stratification, turnover, and why the bottom of your lake runs out of oxygen every August.
Lake Pulse Editor |
Oxygen in your lake swings every 24 hours and bottoms out before dawn. Why fish kills happen at 5 a.m., and why a midday reading tells you almost nothing.
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Chloride from road salt never leaves your lake. Why that makes it the cleanest watershed indicator available, and how salt quietly becomes an algae problem.
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