Which of the following is likely responsible for algae bloom in lakes and streams?
A) increased carbon and magnesium
B) increased nitrogen and phosphorus
C) increased methane and hydrogen
D) increased mercury through biomagnification
E) increased potassium and carbon monoxide

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Algae bloom is often caused by increased levels of nitrogen and phosphorus in lakes and streams, which are nutrients that promote rapid growth of algae. These nutrients can come from various sources, such as agricultural runoff or sewage discharge.

Which of the Following Is Likely Responsible for Algae Bloom