Alkalinity Enhancement Protocols

Alkalinity enhancement protocols involve adding substances, like lime or other alkaline minerals, to bodies of water to increase their pH and overall buffering capacity. This process helps neutralize acidity, stabilize pH levels, and protect aquatic ecosystems from acidification caused by pollution or environmental changes. By boosting alkalinity, these protocols support healthier, more resilient aquatic environments, promote fish and plant growth, and aid in carbon sequestration efforts. They are carefully managed to ensure environmental safety and effectiveness, often used in efforts to combat climate change impacts and preserve water quality.