Nature's solutions to water quality is plant uptake of phosphorus and nitrogen products that reduce these concentrations thus improving water quality, promote plant growth and create ecological habitat for fish and other wildlife.
HAB's occur in natural and man-made water bodies from excess of phosphorus and nitrogen compounds. Sources are both natural and man-made. When concentrations of these compounds increase from either or both man-made and natural sources, then these excesses may result in HAB blooms. HAB such as Microcystis aeruginosa cause both human and wildlife negative impacts.
St. Lucie West, a 4,700 acre Development of Regional Impact [DRI] employed my former firm Wetlands Management, Inc. [WMI] for a 10 year period. This DRI, a public 298 project, monitors the fertilizer level in their perimeter discharge lakes. Since 2011, this project has created water quality equal to the Total Maximum Daily Loads [TMDL] concentration for phosphorus in the nearby receiving St. Lucie River.
Gilio Environmental seeks to assist private and public entities with identifying surface water pollution causative actions and recommend solutions. Gilio Environmental is unfunded except for out of pocket grant from START [start1.org] for some St. Lucie West water quality analysis. It seeks additional funding.
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