Once we lose them there, they are gone. And we know how hard it is to get the phosphorus out of the lake.
Jeff Merkley: “Once we lose them there, they are gone. And we know how hard it is to get the phosphorus out of the lake.”
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Merkley emphasizes the difficulty of restoring fish populations affected by phosphorus pollution.
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