Unprecedented number of sick, stranded sea lions being found on L.A.-area beaches
An unusually high number of disoriented marine mammals, sickened by a toxic algae bloom, is being found along Southern ...
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Toxic algae sickens more sea lions; public warned to stay clear
A toxic algae bloom that began in Malibu expanded this week, reaching as far south as Redondo Beach and prompting experts to ...
These ice-loving algae may play a big role in lake health. But time is ticking to learn more
Researchers are newly documenting a community of algae that hang around just under the ice surface using samples collected by ...
Unusually early toxic algae bloom is sickening and killing sea lions in Southern California
The adult sea lions are being found just as rescue centers gear up for saving sea lion pups that typically are found ...
Impacts from red tide off Florida's Gulf Coast extend to Gainesville and beyond
UF scientist Mike Allen said that while red tide is a natural phenomenon, human factors are exacerbating the problem.
Scientists Just Uncovered a Hidden Force Behind Faster Ice Melt
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Sea lions in Southern California 'suffering and confused' likely from toxic algae bloom
Toxic algae bloom is being blamed for sickening several California sea lions in Malibu, Calif., according to a nonprofit ...
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Machine learning breakthrough could save rivers from toxic algal blooms
The study identifies nutrient pollution, industrial runoff, and urban wastewater as primary contributors to algal blooms in ...
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Elon Musk’s DOGE Cuts Could Kill Your Dog
The ax has come down on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and that could have unexpectedly deadly ...
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Unprecedented number of sick, stranded sea lions being found on Los Angeles beaches
An unusually high number of disoriented marine mammals, sickened by a toxic algae bloom, is being found along Southern California’s coast, prompting concerns 2025 could be the deadliest year yet.