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    A Case Study at Mud Lake : The Influence of Phosphorus Loading Through Lacustrine Groundwater Discharge on Eutrophication Events in a Stratified Flow-Through Lake in Western Wisconsin

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    Date
    2021-04
    Author
    Palubicki, Madeline
    Isaacson, Retta
    Erickson, Jacob
    Vitale, Sarah A.
    Mahoney, J. Brian
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    Abstract
    Phosphorus (P)-laden runoff has been associated with lake eutrophication throughout the upper Midwest United States. Although P has been considered immobile in groundwater systems, an ongoing investigation at UW-Eau Claire suggests P is highly mobile and present in large quantities in the groundwater system. The potential impact of P in groundwater contributing to lake eutrophication has implications on land-use practice and healthy lake management. This study seeks to quantify P loading through groundwater discharge in Mud Lake in Barron County, WI.
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    Eutrophication
    Phosphorus
    Hydrogeology
    Mud Lake (Barron County, Wis.)
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    Department of Geology
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/83356
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    Color poster with text, images, photographs, and graphs.
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