Less Algae, Not Clearer Water, Keeps Tahoe Blue
Source: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Read about how the levels of algae affect the blueness of Lake Tahoe’s water.
Read about how the levels of algae affect the blueness of Lake Tahoe’s water.
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