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Yes, algae can contribute to cleaning water by absorbing nutrients and pollutants, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, through a process called bioremediation. They can help improve water quality by reducing excess nutrients that lead to harmful algal blooms. Additionally, some algae species can filter and break down contaminants, making them a valuable part of ecological water management. However, excessive growth of algae can also lead to water quality issues, demonstrating the need for balance in aquatic ecosystems.

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