In the just released 2022 annual report by the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments (TMACOG), the organization addresses Lake Erie’s chronic water quality woes that now cost Toledo water customers an extra $100 per year due to harmful algal blooms.
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Group recognizes animal waste as part of Lake Erie’s harmful algal blooms
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