Harmful algal blooms have been impacting the Western Lake Erie Basin for years and, based on rain, sun, wind, temperatures and other factors, no two years are the same. Over the past year, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has started to develop what’s called a TMDL for the Maumee River Watershed to address algal blooms and the sources of nutrients that attribute to those blooms. What does the Total Maximum Daily Load development process look like and how far along is the one being designed for a major part of northwest Ohio? Find out on the next Our Ohio Weekly.Guests - Joshua Griffin, an Environmental Specialist with Ohio EPA

Dr. Larry Antosch, Senior Director of Policy Development and Environmental Policy with Ohio Farm Bureau