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Projects aim to restore Indian River Lagoon seagrass as manatees starve - Vimarsana News

Projects aim to restore Indian River Lagoon seagrass as manatees starve

Ongoing water quality problems have wiped out more than half of the seagrass in the northern Indian River Lagoon.

Source: usf.edu
Projects aim to restore Indian River Lagoon seagrass as manatees starve - Central Florida News - Environment - Vimarsana News

Projects aim to restore Indian River Lagoon seagrass as manatees starve - Central Florida News - Environment

Projects aim to restore Indian River Lagoon seagrass as manatees starve

Source: wmfe.org
How farmers and seaweed can help tackle ocean pollution - Vimarsana News

How farmers and seaweed can help tackle ocean pollution

A wave of companies are exploring how seaweed can deliver multiple environmental and commercial benefits

Wissenschaftler kommen der Lösung des karibischen Algen-Rätsels näher » latinapress Nachrichten - Vimarsana News

Wissenschaftler kommen der Lösung des karibischen Algen-Rätsels näher » latinapress Nachrichten

Wissenschaftler waren verblüfft, als 2011 im tropischen Atlantik ein Algenband wuchs, das länger war als die gesamte brasilianische Küste – ein Gebiet, in dem es normalerweise keine Nährstoffe gibt, die ein solches Wachstum fördern würden. Eine Gruppe von US-Forschern hat nun einen Hauptverdächtigen ausgemacht: menschliche Abwässer und landwirtschaftliche Abflüsse, die über Flüsse ins Meer gelangen. […]

What do septic tanks have to do with a massive seaweed bloom? - Vimarsana News

What do septic tanks have to do with a massive seaweed bloom?

What do septic tanks have to do with a massive seaweed bloom? Researcher: ‘It’s like Jaws. You got to cut the food supply off.’ Updated:  What do septic tanks have to do with a massive seaweed bloom? ORLANDO, Fla. – Researchers blame rising temperatures, fertilizer runoff and increasing nitrogen levels from old septic tanks for a growing bloom of seaweed that made its way to Central Florida. The piles of seaweed washed up on the shores of Brevard, Volusia and Flagler counties in May, and it was so thick in some places that shovels were no match for it. “In your mind, you have this ...