There is an algal bloom in a lake in a populated area. as the leading scientist for the water department, what is the most important thing to do, based on scientific evidence about such blooms? warn people about which food is safe to eat. develop a strategy to prevent future algal blooms. drain the lake. evacuate all all wildlife from the lake.

The right answer is B.

When temperatures rise and the summer sun warms the lake's water, conditions can be reunited for the proliferation of harmful algae, especially if the lake has poor water quality to begin with. Lakes with high nutrient content, whether from the substrate, fish waste, or other animals can induce the growth of algae. This can result in a bad smell, and a look like green paint, pea soup, or a thick green cake. In some cases, algae blooms can be downright harmful to animals and humans, causing skin irritation, breathing problems, and sometimes death if ingested. Proactive seaweed treatments can keep lakes clear, and can help prevent health risks.

B -

Develop a strategy to prevent future algal blooms

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