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Resident warns council of growing algae on Lake Wateree and possible long‑term impacts
Summary
A Fairfield County resident told council that a Clemson researcher warned of a possible 10‑year window before algae could dominate Lake Wateree; the commenter urged the council to keep the issue in mind during budget decisions because of potential recreational and economic impacts.
A Fairfield County resident on April 28 urged the council to keep lake algae on its radar, saying a Clemson University researcher had warned the lake could be at risk of severe algal growth within about 10 years if conditions persist.
Scott Hunsinger, who said he lives on the lake and has followed past association briefings, told the council the recent…
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