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The nature of things. Save my lake

The nature of things. Save my lake

DVD 2011

"Can we save one of the world's largest freshwater lakes? The Nature of Things reveals how a perfect storm of agriculture, hydro practices, sewage run-off, flooding and marsh destruction has devastated Lake Winnipeg. In a distorted cycle that's a direct result of human activity, an excess of chemical nutrients in the lake has caused massive algae blooms. The green sludge washing up on the lake's shores threatens not only the lake's beauty, but al...

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Explore Topics & Themes:
Lake restoration Manitoba Winnipeg, Lake
Nutrient pollution of water Manitoba Winnipeg, Lake
Winnipeg, Lake (Man.)
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Description:
1 videodisc (approximately 44 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
polychrome
digital
optical
video file
DVD video
Target Audience Note:
CHVR: Not rated
Young Adult - Adult
Other Title:
Save my lake [DVD]
Nature of things (Television program)
Notes:
Director of photography, Barry Lank ; editor, Deanna Scriver ; original music, David Findlay
Narrator, David Suzuki
DVD-video, anamorphic widescreen
Licensed for public performance
Close-captioned in English
Contents:
Introduction
Test tube lake
Phosphorus filter: nature's kidneys
What's it all about?-Algae
Control Number:
1881094
Other Authors:
CBC Learning (Firm)
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Findlay, David
Kemp, Paul
Lank, Barry, 1946-
Newman, Jeff
Scriver, Deanna
Stornoway Productions
Suzuki, David, 1936-
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