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Keep Tahoe Blue responds to Lake Tahoe Clarity Report
The report says ecosystem restoration and stormwater work have stabilized clarity, but scientists say nutrients, invasive species, algae and climate change still need study.
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Sierra SunKeep Tahoe Blue responds to Lake Tahoe Clarity Report
LAKE TAHOE, Nev./Calif. — Today, the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center and Tahoe Regional Planning Agency released findings from the 2025 Lake Tahoe Clarity Report, which showed annual average clarity — or how deep a 10″ white disk can be lowered into Lake Tahoe before it becomes invisible from the surface — was statistically unchanged compared to the year prior. This continues a trend since the late 1990s of relatively stable, but n…
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