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Harmful Algae Blooms: A Growing Concern To Freshwater Sources, But A Carbon Capture Opportunity

Innovate4Climate workshop explores groundbreaking new science on harmful algae

Some swimming areas are closed in Gifford Pinchot State Park

Swimming areas in some portions of Gifford Pinchot State Park in York County are closed due to harmful levels of algae.

Coastal News Today | C.R. - Red Tide Emergency along Costa Rica's Pacific Coast Raises Alarm

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Warming climate will increase number of harmful algae blooms

When algae go wild, bad things can happen, especially when those algae produce toxic substances. The ripple effects can be potent and long-lasting

Time to Cut the Manure!

Time to Cut the Manure! Author: Jun 1, 2021 As we roll into summer, there may be some encouraging news for many of the nation’s waterways as predictions are calling for smaller Harmful Algae Blooms due to an unusually dry spring in many areas. But don’t be lulled into backing off demands that the real problem still must be addressed — in a word, manure! First, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration along with the National Center for Water Quality Research at Heidelberg University have noted the dry spring in the northwest Ohio region, for example, could result in a smaller HAB forecast for Lake Erie during the late summer months, the prime time for HABs to flourish.

Sick Dogs Prompt Test of Ketchum Lakes for Harmful Algae

Local health officials say several dogs became sick recently after playing in two small lakes west of Hailey prompting a test of the water that came back negative for harmful algae.

EPA could get involved in expanding Bitcoin in Finger Lakes

By Susan Arbetter Finger Lakes UPDATED 7:48 PM ET May. 20, 2021 PUBLISHED 7:05 PM ET May. 20, 2021 PUBLISHED 7:05 PM EDT May. 20, 2021 SHARE The Finger Lakes is known for its bright, award-winning Rieslings, artisanal chevre and bountiful produce. But thanks to cheap electricity in upstate New York, it could also become home to multiple cryptocurrency mining operations.    According to Michael Warren Thomas, that would be a major mistake. Thomas is the owner, host and producer at savorlife.com, and is known throughout the region as “the Voice of the Finger Lakes." At a recent webinar on cryptocurrency, he expressed fear that the Finger Lakes “brand” would be wounded if the region became known for cryptocurrency mining. 

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EPA could get involved in expanding Bitcoin in Finger Lakes

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