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Microscopic treatment using nanobubbles can reoxygenate an entire water source that has become toxic, facilitating the ability to heal itself at the source. Lake Elsinore, Southern California’s largest natural freshwater lake, became wildly compromised and unhealthy due to climate change.
The lake gets warmer and spawns toxic algae, killing everything and ultimately forcing the lake to be closed to the public. At first, the city’s solution was to pump in fresh water to make the bloom recede. This worked for a time as the algae died off, but only for a short while until the cycle would start all over again,
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