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Lake Tahoe s clear water is due to tiny creatures called Zooplankton, researchers say

Lake Tahoe s clear water is due to tiny creatures called Zooplankton, researchers say
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Lake Tahoe s clear water is due to tiny creatures called Zooplankton, researchers say

Lake Tahoe s clear water is due to tiny creatures called Zooplankton, researchers say
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Lake Tahoe s clear water is due to tiny creatures called Zooplankton, researchers say

Lake Tahoe s clear water is due to tiny creatures called Zooplankton, researchers say
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Lake Tahoe s clear water is due to tiny creatures called Zooplankton, researchers say

Lake Tahoe s clear water is due to tiny creatures called Zooplankton, researchers say
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Lake Tahoe reaches clarity not seen since the 1980s

A rise in zooplankton, which eat algae and other sediment, led to a 10-foot increase in clarity over the past year. But researchers say it s unlikely to last.

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