Title | Frequently Asked Questions: Solving Spokane River’s Dissolved Oxygen Shortage (Historical) |
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VIEW NOW | This publication is historical. It is unavailable on our website. To request a copy, please use the contact listed below. | ||||||
Author(s) | Gilbert, Jani | ||||||
Description | Too much phosphorus and other nutrients in the Spokane River and Lake Spokane have caused a depletion of dissolved oxygen in the river, which fish need to breathe. This FAQ provided information about implementing Ecology's water quality improvement plan to reduce nutrient pollution. | ||||||
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Contact | Karin Baldwin at 509-329-3601 or Karin.Baldwin@ecy.wa.gov | ||||||
Keywords | Spokane River, fish, river, water quality, lake, dissolved oxygen | ||||||
WEB PAGE | Spokane River Basin | ||||||
WATERSHED | Water Resource Inventory Areas (WRIA 54,WRIA 55,WRIA 57) |
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