Turbidity
What is Turbidity?
Turbidity is the measure of water clarity, determined by the amount of suspended particles like sediment, algae, and debris. High turbidity reduces light penetration, affecting photosynthesis and aquatic habitats.
Turbidity is the measure of water clarity, determined by the amount of suspended particles like sediment, algae, and debris. High turbidity reduces light penetration, affecting photosynthesis and aquatic habitats.