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National Park Service Using Hydrogen Peroxide to Clean Reflecting Pool Algae #shorts
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1:23Now PlayingThe National Park Service is treating algae growth in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool by using hydrogen peroxide, according to a Department of the Interior spokesperson. The approach is part of ongoing maintenance efforts to improve water quality and clarity in the historic Washington, D.C., landmark.
#reflectingpool #algae #hydrogenperoxide
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