Lake Balaton's Biggest Enemy Is Not the Low Water Level, but What Happens on the Lake's Shores
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Instead of water replenishment, the solution may be to rethink the shore: instead of new construction, the shocked head of the Balaton research institute calls for the demolition of concrete, sand, lots of reeds, and real nature protection.
The gross algal bloom was not there, but instead there were ten thousand tons of orphan mosquitoes. There is hardly anything left of the natural shores and reed beds that ensure the health of the lake, and we let them continue to be destroyed. However, the lake could also withstand the effects of climate change better if it were a little more natural. But nature will still take what is its own, and it is in vain that we sit on the shore terrace …
The encroaching shores and increasing ecological pressure are also challenges for Lake Balaton. The lake is already very far from its natural state.
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