Abstract
The objectives of this document are to provide readers with: 1) an overview of water clarity and how it is influenced by the presence of turbidity, suspended solids, and color; 2) an understanding of the importance of clarity from an ecological perspective; 3) a summary of methods for measuring each parameter; 4) the current state regulations for each in public waters of Florida; and 5) management opportunities to protect and improve water clarity. Original publication date: January 2010.
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Wilson, P. C. (2013). Water Quality Notes: Water Clarity (Turbidity, Suspended Solids, and Color). EDIS, 2013(7). https://doi.org/10.32473/edis-ss526-2010
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