Why Were the Water and Beaches in West Florida So Gross in Summer 2018? Red Tides!
Why Were the Water and Beaches in West Florida So Gross in Summer 2018? Red Tides!
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为什么 2018 年夏季西佛罗里达州的水和海滩如此肮脏?
DOI:
10.3389/frym.2019.00010
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2019
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P. Glibert
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P. Glibert
The coast of Florida experienced a red tide during summer 2018, an event that turned the sea reddish-brown and caused tons of fish and hundreds of turtles and manatees to die. People also got sick from breathing the sea air. The red tide was caused by the overgrowth of tiny— but toxic—algae, microscopic organisms called Karenia brevis. Florida has red tides every year, but this was the largest event in more than 10 years. It is thought that recent hurricanes and wet weather resulted in nutrients, mostly from fertilizer used on land, to be washed into the sea, causing pollution that fed the rapid growth of these unwanted algae. Once the bloom started, there was not much that could be done to stop its growth. We can, however, take actions to reduce nutrient pollution. There is much work to be done to make our waters clean and safe.
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10.5670/oceanog.2006.72
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2006-06-01
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Oceanography (Washington, D.C.)
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Backer, Lorraine C;McGillicuddy, Dennis J Jr
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McGillicuddy, Dennis J Jr
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6.6
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Heisler J;Glibert P;Burkholder J;Anderson D;Cochlan W;Dennison W;Gobler C;Dortch Q;Heil C;Humphries E;Lewitus A;Magnien R;Marshall H;Sellner K;Stockwell D;Stoecker D;Suddleson M
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Suddleson M