Eutrophication of the East African Great Lakes
Author
Msomphora, Mbachi RuthAbstract
Several of the African Great Lakes are distinctive for their very long water residence time >100 years. Incoming nutrients will be retained within the lakes and recovery will be slow even if inputs
are reduced. While changes in chemistry
and plankton composition of Lake Malawi have
not been extreme to date, strong eutrophication is already happening in Lake Victoria, where damage has reduced its biological wealth and human misery may follow (Baskin, 1992). It could be advisable
to prevent this happening to Lake Malawi
and Tanganyika.
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This is chapter 21 of the book "Drainage basin nutrient inputs and eutrophication: an integrated approach."
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University of Tromsø, NorwayCitation
In: Wassmann, P., Olli, K. (eds.). 2004: 'Drainage basin nutrient inputs and eutrophication: an integrated approach' University of Tromsø, Norway.Metadata
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