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LAND USE CHANGE, NUTRIENT EXPORT, AND WATER QUALITY DEGRADATION IN THE UPPER BARATARIA BASIN: AN INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT FOR FISHERIES MANAGEMENT IN LAC DES ALLEMANDS, LOUISIANA, USA
Inland fisheries contribute to Louisiana’s (LA) economy, yet are threatened by water-quality degradation. An important system for inland fisheries in LA is Lac des Allemands, which lacks comprehensive baseline studies regarding water quality, fisheries, and sources of pollution. This study integrate
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