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Start with the ecosystem, not nutrients, to stop algal blooms, scientists say
Human activity is warming the climate around the world and polluting the environment Microcystin, the substance that makes algal blooms toxic Krausfeldt’s study unveiled 30 kinds of cyanobacteria that had never before been detected Summer brings hours of sunshine, lazing about with friends and enjoying the warmth of the season, but it also wakes up a sinister plague that ...
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Protecting Williston Lake’s biodiversity from algae blooms
As a summer breeze sweeps an assortment of leaves along the banks of Williston Lake, birds gloriously chirp, and the water ripples. However, for a long time, this privately-owned lake, managed by the ...
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US plagued by hundreds of toxic algae bloom outbreaks in 2021
In 2021 reports of potentially toxic algal blooms in bodies of water across the United States soared to at least 476, an 8% increase over the 439 outbreaks reported in the previous year. The reported increase in sightings was announced by the ...
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