Environmental
Vermont property owners along the Lake Champlain shoreline are particularly aware of phosphorus runoff regulations because:
APhosphorus is used in ski resort snowmaking
BLake Champlain has been classified as impaired due to cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) blooms fed by phosphorus runoff, triggering strict regulatory requirements✓ Correct
CFederal EPA mandates phosphorus monitoring in all Vermont waters
DPhosphorus increases property values near lakeshores
Explanation
Lake Champlain has significant cyanobacteria bloom problems caused by phosphorus pollution from agricultural runoff, stormwater, and development. Vermont Act 64 and other regulations impose strict phosphorus reduction requirements, affecting farming practices and development near Lake Champlain.
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