Eutrophication and dead zones | Ecology | Khan Academy

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this dudes voice is calming. A+ video

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[@TonTonTheWonton]

Precisely

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Yesss! I am so happy you're doing ecology videos now.

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Very clear. Thank you for this nice summary sir.

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Thank you I find this video clear and comprehensible

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great video

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where can I find the "video file" of this vid? I'm trying to cite it. And is "Khan Academy" the author?

[@thedisintegrador]

5:40 - heeyyy Denmark you are one hell of a fertilizing nation

[@h0tie]

There was a film about algae farming as a viable alternative to fossil fuels and yet here we have 'Farms' over a larger spread all over the world!

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Why not talk about solutions? Or is that next video?

[@rizanasamad3324]

What if it was an anaerobic bacteria that decomposes?

[@fatimazaim503]

Why the algae dies? its on the surface, it has oxygen in contact

[@travisanthony114]

A large source of nitrogen comes from animal agriculture practices, specifically animal waste. Check out 'Cowspiracy' on Netflixs.

[@matwilliams4608]

well all we need to to help the fish to live is pump oxygen in to the water instead of just talking about do it and stop the from dying and keep our fish stock up

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