August 17, 2025WaterOpen Access

Source Identification and Control of Eutrophication in Large Shallow Freshwater Lakes: A Case Study of Lake Taihu

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This review assesses eutrophication control measures in Lake Taihu, identifying phosphorus sources and their impact on ecosystem health.

Eutrophication shows reduced chlorophyll a levels in response to management measures, but blooms persist.
Phosphorus levels are closely linked to chlorophyll a, indicating nutrient-driven algal growth risks.
Review of source identification methods highlights urban point sources as major contributors alongside agricultural runoff.
Integrated watershed management is necessary to address sewage and sediment challenges in sustaining lake health.

Cui et al. (2025) studied this question.

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