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Water called safe
January 19, 2013, Saturday
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MODERATE levels of water eutrophication have been spotted at Shanghai's Qingcaosha Reservoir, a major tap water source for local residents, as too much nitrogen and phosphorus risk the harmful growth of algae. Officials said the compounds come mainly from upstream. They said they've noticed the problem but ensured the safety of the reservoir's water.
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