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Harmful blue-green algae confirmed at Peterborough beach: health unit - Vimarsana News

Harmful blue-green algae confirmed at Peterborough beach: health unit

Rogers Cove and Beavermead Park beaches have been closed since July 14. On July 24, officials reported a Rogers Cove sample had a toxin amount that exceeded recreational limits.

Source: thewolf.ca
Help! Green takes over this lake - Vimarsana News

Help! Green takes over this lake

Locals allege this free entry of sewage into the water body, which is under five acres in area, has caused a major setback to lake ecology and biodiversity. A study conducted on the lake’s biodiversity a couple of years ago by a city-based organisation showed that Subbarayanakere was visited by 73 bird species over five years. However, locals have a different story to narrate now.

Toxic Algae Is Plaguing a Giant Lake in Florida and It Will Likely Grow - Vimarsana News

Toxic Algae Is Plaguing a Giant Lake in Florida and It Will Likely Grow

The algae in Lake Okeechobee can cause several health complications, but figuring out how to stop it has been a challenge for the sunshine state.

Expedition Unlocks Mysteries Of 'Red Tide' Algae In Chilean Patagonia - Vimarsana News

Expedition Unlocks Mysteries Of 'Red Tide' Algae In Chilean Patagonia

A Chilean oceanographer, researchers and a film crew traveled to the tip of South America to try to better understand Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) in Patagonia.

Source: forbes.com
Toxic algae bloom shuts down Lake Temescal, Quarry Lake. Here's what this means for visitors - Vimarsana News

Toxic algae bloom shuts down Lake Temescal, Quarry Lake. Here's what this means for visitors

A toxic algae bloom has shut down two popular lakes in the East Bay. There are also advisories for several other waterways.