"Analysis of Nutrients in Lake Hodges" - Project on The Wonderment

Analysis of Nutrients in Lake Hodges

Adam Ramadan, Team Environmental Health, Lake Hodges

Our purpose with this project is raising awareness on how nutrients within a source of drinking water may affect human health. We intend on sampling water from Lake Hodges and conducting a test to search for any potential nutrients. We are looking out specifically for nitrate, nitrite, phosphorous, and ammonia. Once this sampling is conducted, we intend on publishing a small report on our findings alongside conducing an awareness campaign at our school.

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