23 Comments

• Obadare Adenekan says :
  Thank you for sharing this insightful information
  Posted 09-08-2022 11:15

• Frank Mugisha says :
  Thanks.
  Posted 23-08-2021 11:32

• Jasmine Karki says :
  Wonderful and quite informative report!!
  Really loved the way of presentation..
  Thanks for sharing!!
  Posted 31-03-2020 02:04

• Amy Lim says :
  Thanks for sharing:)
  Posted 13-06-2018 19:13

• says :
  i will agree with this...
  Posted 11-01-2015 22:03

• says :
  Due eutrophication many water bodies has literally death in converted in what scientist call death zones. One example is the north part of Gulf of Mexico, in the Mississippi river delta. This is because all the nutrient removal on the corn belt area, due the excessive use of fertilizers in agriculture.
  Posted 28-11-2014 23:35

• says :
  Unfortunately it's true
  Posted 25-11-2014 18:10

• says :
  Thanks for sharing!
  Posted 25-11-2014 18:10

• says :
  very interesting, and unfortunately true.
  Posted 16-11-2014 17:01

• says :
  
  very interesting, and unfortunately true.
  Posted 15-11-2014 21:30

• says :
  Great article. Over time, the accumulating organic material resulting from eutrophication may cause entire lakes and ponds to disappear.
  Posted 20-07-2014 11:13

• says :
  Thanks for posting! :)
  Posted 18-01-2014 15:44

• says :
  thank you
  Posted 31-12-2013 00:16

• says :
  thanks for the share
  Posted 30-12-2013 02:57

• says :
  it was nice
  Posted 30-12-2013 02:41

• says :
  informative
  Posted 27-12-2013 22:24

• says :
  good to know the term
  Posted 27-12-2013 02:04

• says :
  i agree
  Posted 22-12-2013 20:36

• says :
  veru much true
  Posted 17-12-2013 19:44

• says :
  very much true..its informative
  Posted 15-12-2013 00:34

• says :
  thanks for sharing, very informative!
  Posted 31-08-2013 04:27

• says :
  Here in UAE it killed many fishes last year.
  Posted 17-06-2013 01:44

• Rohan Kapur says :
  That's very true. Aquatic life suffers a lot with this.
  Posted 17-06-2013 00:43