Extreme Runoff of Chemical Species of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Threatens a Florida Barrier Island Lagoon

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New Research: Extreme Runoff of Chemical Species of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Threatens a Florida Barrier Island Lagoon: Extreme runoff of stormwater to poorly flushed barrier island lagoons often adds excess nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P)… https://t.co/x7a

14 Oct 2021

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Actus Mer/Sea News: Extreme Runoff of Chemical Species of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Threatens a Florida Barrier Island Lagoon - @FrontMarineSci https://t.co/Fx7QXLn2wh https://t.co/jHAySYdYmj

14 Oct 2021

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