The New Wave Stopping algae blooms may start on farmlands The 2014 Toledo water crisis prompted algal bloom bulletins as early as May. The toxic bloom in Lake Erie shut down drinking water ...

But what about forecasting the health of a lake, based on the weather and environment, months prior? That's what scientists continue to do each year for Lake Erie ... of algae blooms." How much it ...

WE HAVE NEW DETAILS NOW ABOUT THE DANGEROUS ALGAE BLOOMS IN LAKE HARTWELL, THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES SAYS A RECREATIONAL WATER WATCH IS STILL IN EFFECT. OFFICIALS SAY ...

Stopping algae blooms may start on farmlands The 2014 Toledo water crisis prompted algal bloom bulletins as early as May. The toxic bloom in Lake Erie shut down drinking water access to the Ohio city.

To be considered safe for swimming, the E. coli counts must be below 300 per 100 milliliters. Samples are taken 1 foot below the surface (between 3 and 6 feet in depth) and sent to a laboratory for ...

faculty figuring out next stepsFor the Algal Bloom Monitoring map, click here. ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. — A Recreational Water Watch has been issued for Lake Hartwell after harmful algae were ...

The algae bloom, driven by nutrient runoff, enters streams to Lake Erie and pollute communities' drinking water. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services provides a map for state ...

That's what scientists continue to do each year for Lake Erie — specifically ... lake in terms of algae blooms." How much it rains plays a large role in how big of an algal bloom develops ...

for a few days due to a toxic algal bloom that had been pushed by wind and waves into the city’s drinking water intakes. As Lake Erie warms due to climate change, and farming practices involving ...