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As temperatures climb, so does the risk of potentially harmful cyanobacteria blooms that can pose serious health risks to people and animals.
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FOX 35 Orlando on MSNFighting algae blooms: Researchers investigating whether sounds can stop toxic bloomsUnderwater soundwaves could be a new tool to save the Indian River Lagoon. Environmental officials on the Space Coast are ...
After a series of recreational closures of Lake Campbell because of high levels of toxic algae, residents along the lake have ...
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TCPalm on MSNWhat is sargassum? Here’s when blobs could make their 2025 return to Florida beachesWondering what that smell is at the beach? Sargassum has made its return to Florida beaches for 2025. Will this be a record ...
The Biden administration’s rule set standards for two common types of PFAS at 4 parts per trillion, effectively the lowest ...
California’s land trusts have permanently protected more than 5% of the state’s open space (5.7 million acres) on private ...
If you're beach bound, there are things you need to know to ensure it’s a safe, fun day out for your furry friend ...
Roslyn High School hosted other high schools from across Long Island for the annual WAC Lighting Invitational Science Fair on ...
Dog walkers and visitors have been warned of a potential outbreak of blue-green algae at a nature reserve. North Lincolnshire ...
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The Great Salt Lake Is Disappearing — And It Could Spark a Toxic Dust BowlUtah’s Great Salt Lake, once a shimmering inland sea almost as large as Delaware, is shrinking at a staggering pace. Where ...
Underwater soundwaves could be a new tool to save the Indian River Lagoon. Environmental officials on the Space Coast are ...
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