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Hydrogen Peroxide Used to Tackle Algae in Lincoln Memorial Pool

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To address the ongoing algae problem in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, the National Park Service has started using hydrogen peroxide as a treatment method. This decision comes from a spokesperson of the Department of the Interior, highlighting the importance of maintaining the pool's aesthetic and ecological balance. The use of hydrogen peroxide is expected to help restore the water quality and improve the visual appeal of this iconic site. Residents and visitors should be aware of this treatment as it may affect the pool's accessibility during the application period.
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National Park ServiceDepartment of the InteriorLincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool