What is the effect of blue-green algae on wildlife?
Blue-green algae is known to emit toxins which can cause skin irritation in humans, or stomach upsets if a lot of affected ...
Section of Charles River turns green from first toxic algae bloom in 4 years
The area between the Charles River Dam and the Longfellow Bridge is currently experiencing a harmful cyanobacterial bloom, ...
Twin Cities lakes ripe for late-summer blue-green algae blooms: "When in doubt, stay out"
Minnesota is known as the Land of 10,000 Lakes, but the state's health department has an important warning this fall.
Little known about algae wildlife impact - scientist
Blue-green algae is known to emit toxins which can cause skin irritation in humans, or stomach upsets if a lot of affected ...
Pond at Walnut Creek Dog Park closes for toxic algae tests
The pond at Walnut Creek Dog Park has been closed since Sept. 18 for blue-green algae testing after a dog owner alleged her ...
Can algae power our economies?
Scientists in Chile are generating electricity from algae in a process similar to solar cell energy production. They're even ...
FAU study: Nitrogen from septic tanks fueling toxic Lake Okeechobee blooms
Researchers from Florida Atlantic University say nitrogen from human waste in the northern part of the historic Everglades is ...
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NOAA pilots persevere through September weather for critical algae research in Bering Sea
The goal is to try to get as much data as we can, and then try to see if we can tell if there is a potential harmful algae ...
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A 'major' bloom of harmful cyanobacteria discovered in the Charles River
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health posted an advisory for the area of the river between the Longfellow Bridge and ...
For the first time in four years, the Charles River experiences a cyanobacteria bloom
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has confirmed a cyanobacteria bloom at Longfellow Bridge’s downstream of the ...