Experts have indicated that using chemicals to eliminate algae in water features, such as the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, is a common practice. However, a freshwater ecologist has proposed that there are safer and potentially more effective methods available for addressing algae growth.
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Experts Suggest Alternatives to Chemicals for Algae Control in Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
Experts are exploring alternatives to chemical treatments for controlling algae in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. A freshwater ecologist suggests that safer and more effective solutions may exist beyond traditional chemical approaches.
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The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool’s algae problem has better solutions than hydrogen peroxide, experts say
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Experts Suggest Alternatives to Chemicals for Algae Control in Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool