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Lawsuits hoped to get to bottom of Lake Erie’s algae conundrum

The annual algae bloom on Lake Erie is a problem that is currently being dealt with in the courts on several legal fronts. (Stock photo)

Clean lakes and streams throughout Ohio are important to everyone, especially farmers.
Few would disagree with that statement by Tadd Nicholson, executive director of Ohio Corn and Wheat Growers. But deciding how to get there is creating an alphabet soup of legalese that is slowly moving through the courts.

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