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	Name:	Osms -
	Subject:	Clarification of Variance
	Date:	11/21/2007 4:07:15 PM

It is my understanding that an algae growth (bloom) occurs when the water has too many nutrients (fertilizer run off, raw sewage dumping, etc), and is combined combined with stagnant water and high water temperatures. With the lack of fresh water (rain), and with the Dadeville Treatment Plant problems we noticed an algae bloom in August in Sandy Creek.

Jordan Lake's problem probably has to do with the quality of the water instead of the fact that the water level doesn't vary much. Most people don't think the Coosa is as clean as the Tallapoosa.

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