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Published 2 years ago

New technologies keep algae levels low on Lake Whelchel

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Lake Whelchel is Cherokee County's main water source. Leaders have struggled with algae blooms for years. The blooms can be toxic to humans and pets and affect the water's taste and smell. Crews installed floating wetlands in hopes of keeping algae counts down. They also sprayed a BlueGreen Water Technologies algaecide treatment.

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New technologies keep algae levels low on Lake Whelchel

New technologies are keeping Lake Whelchel clean and preventing algae growth this summer.

2 years ago·Savannah, United States
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