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Virtual Lambton County Science Fair sending four students on to nationals The number of entries was down at this year’s virtual Lambton County Science Fair but four students were selected to move on to compete in the Canada Wide Science Fair in May. Author of the article: Paul Morden Publishing date: Apr 14, 2021  •  5 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  Lilah Preiss was part of a team that investigated how music affects plant growth entered in 2019's Lambton County Science Fair. The 2020 fair was cancelled because of the pandemic but the 2021 edition was held recently as a...

Army Corps of Engineers says Lake O not dropping as much as hoped for The Army Corps of Engineers says Lake O level isn't dropping as much as they had hoped for. and last updated 2021-02-25 22:18:07-05 FORT MYERS, Fla. — The Army Corps of Engineers, which is in charge of maintaining Lake Okeechobee, says the current water level is 15.4 feet. "That's only .18 feet lower than a month ago," says Col. Andrew Kelly with the Corps. "That's not quite where we want it to be," he adds. The Corps' had been hoping that the water level would have dropped by more at this point in the dry season - to ...

A rare winter algae bloom that has both toxic and non-toxic forms has formed over Lake Thoreau. Reston Association is advising caution after the bloom — known as Aphanizomenon flos-aquae – took over parts of the lake. The bloom is toxic if humans ingest it but dogs can become ill after ingesting or coming in contact with the algae. The association has no immediate plans to treat the lake until water temperatures are in the upper 50s. In the latest budget cycle, RA’s Board of Directors significantly increased its funding allotment by 86 percent for lake management and water treatment a...

Friday, 15 Jan 2021 08:36 AM MYT A photograph taken on January 14, 2020 of the waterway in Sentosa Cove that has turned pink. — TODAY pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SINGAPORE, Jan 15 — The unusual sight of a canal turning pink at Sentosa Cove in recent days, after scores of dead fishes appeared there, was likely caused by algae bloom, marine experts said yesterday. This is a natural phenomenon where algae grow rapidly out of control, which show up in many different colours such as green, brown, red or pink. Water samples are still be...

Over the past three years, citizen concerns of the Maryville water supply have risen. In 2017, algae blooms in Mozingo Lake were found to cause a foul taste and odor