Blogs about: Algal Blooms
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World’s beaches turned killing fields
Death on the Beach Human activity transforming world’s beaches, coastal waters into killing fields Saint-Michel-en-Greve, Brittany, France Thousands of tons of noxious algae are piling up on nor… more →
Fire Earth
The Stain on Our Waters
wrote 3 weeks ago: Imagine you were eating lunch and you spilled soup on your shirt. Immediately you take it off and ru … more →
Pink seas
wrote 5 months ago: Local Australian press has been reporting a large algal boom and the consequent closure of beaches f … more →
Displaying its Beauty through Discarding its Tragedy
wrote 6 months ago: People have their own will to do things in their own decisions. We have our own interests but someti … more →
Algal blooms keep beaches closed
wrote 9 months ago: Due to the presence of algal blooms, all public swimming beaches and the swimming area at Boys’ and … more →
Red Tide at a Glance
wrote 10 months ago: SC Surf Butler Beach Safety TipRed Tide Red Tide has become a familiar sight here in San Clemente, C … more →
Closure of lakes lab prompts protest in Canada
wrote 10 months ago: Download: ela.mp3 // It’s not every day you see hundreds of scientists in white lab coats taki … more →
MPAs - What are they and how are they accomplished?
wrote 11 months ago: By Andi Driessner, a former Last Ocean intern in the US. Andi recently graduated from Metro State Co … more →
UT College of Law presents Legal Tools for Reducing Harmful Algal Blooms in Lake Erie
wrote 1 year ago: (Posted by Trent Dougherty, OEC Director of Legal Affairs) One of the region’s greatest champi … more →
Fertilizer Use
wrote 1 year ago: Fertilizer use is growing in popularity in the aspect of environmentally friendliness for golf cours … more →
ESA Image of the Week
wrote 1 year ago: Earth from Space: A southern summer bloom In this Envisat image, a phytoplankton bloom swirls a … more →
Gore links climate change and Great Lakes problems
wrote 1 year ago: The Nobel Prize winner and former veep is, again, on the mark with recent comments he made to a join … more →
The Crown Wench: A Cruise Ship in Portland, ME
wrote 1 year ago: Your typical fall Friday afternoon in Portland, ME has a relaxed, almost lazy feel to it. Expecting … more →
Michigan Tech Research Institute Wins EPA Grant to Map Harmful Algal Blooms
wrote 1 year ago: The Michigan Tech Research Institute in Ann Arbor has been named the recipient of a $281,612 grant f … more →
A Bloomin' Mess
wrote 1 year ago: Would the EPA call this impairment? Does the scene in this photo count as algal impairment under the … more →
Crisis in the Caloosahatchee: Algal blooms in local waters
wrote 1 year ago: Crisis in the Caloosahatchee: Algal blooms in local waters (CaptivaSanibel.com) … more →
Another footprint? Good thing we only have 2 feet
wrote 2 years ago: by Karen Topakian Most of us humans have two feet. When we walk on sand or soil. Or wet cement. We l … more →
Another Canterbury water warning
wrote 2 years ago: Today brings another water quality warning to Canterbury dog owners. This time, it is Lake Ellesmere … more →
MSU Scientists Battle Algal Blooms
wrote 2 years ago: Michigan State University researchers are hoping a current project will reduce increased incidents o … more →
Graphic of the Week: Double-Headed Monster Threatens Gulf
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wrote 2 years ago: Ethanol production linked to another threat big threat in the Gulf Just when we were about to blame … more →
