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Michael Fitzgerald

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WRITE ON: The HABs-phosphorus connection

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By Michael Fitzgerald
| Finger Lakes Times Verified
It’s no secret that the harmful algal bacteria that plagues the Finger Lakes annually are very partial to the chemical phosphorus. It’s better than junk food for HABs. It’s also pretty well understood that the phosphorus pouring into Seneca Lake comes from a wide variety of sources: agricultural runoff water from farms, vineyards, and orchards, plus runoff from fertilized lawns, commercial organic debris, and other sources.
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WRITE ON: Governments: Listen to Lincoln

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By Michael Fitzgerald
| Finger Lakes Times Verified
Every elected or appointed government official at local, state, and federal levels should be required to take an oath promising to act in accordance with what Abraham Lincoln said in his 1863 Gettysburg Address. “Government of the people, by the people, for the people.” Sounds like a great recipe for government worth having. Of course, perhaps that oath should include a quiz so people can prove they understand what those 10 words mean.
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WRITE ON: The ticks just keep on coming

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By Michael Fitzgerald
| Finger Lakes Times Verified
Family and dog walks through nearby woods and fields these days usually conclude with a close inspection for ticks on us. And our pet. ‘Tis the season. But threats to human and animal health from tick encounters are no longer confined to those who live in the country. City folk are now rolling up their pantlegs and tucking them into their socks, boots or shoes, too, plus wearing long-sleeve shirts. Even in the Big Apple.
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