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A Dangerous Toxin From Pond Scum Can Go Airborne, Study Finds Share A blue-green algae bloom documented along the St. Lucie River in Port Saint Lucie, Florida, on July 5, 2016. (Photo: Rhona Wise, Getty Images) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. A potent toxin released by algae blooms has the potential to become airborne, recent research suggests. In what’s said to be a first, t...

Vertical Flight Society Announces 2021 Vertical Flight Foundation Scholarship Recipients Share Article $100,000 in Total Scholarships Awarded to 27 Students The Vertical Flight Society's $100,000 in annual VFF Scholarships go to the world's top aerospace engineering students interested in vertical flight aircraft. (2018 winners) Through the incredible generosity of our members, we have been able to greatly expand the program in recent years. Over the past decade, we have now awarded 238 scholarships worth more than $750,000. FAIRFAX, Va. (PRWEB) ...

 E-Mail A dangerous toxin has been witnessed - for the first time - releasing into the air from pond scum, research published in the peer-reviewed journal Not only is pond scum - otherwise known as algal bloom - an unsightly formation which can occur on still water across the world, it can also prove dangerous to wildlife and humans. For the first time, scientists have now detected the presence of the algal toxin anatoxin-a (ATX)which is also known as 'Very Fast Death Factor', in the air near a Massachusetts pond with large algal blooms. ATX can cause a range of symptoms at acute doses, i...

A MAKESHIFT BMX track is being torn down by the council, amid fears over safety. Youths are believed to have built the structures in Workington’s Hall Park themselves – creating trails, ramps, jumps and even water-filled excavations for use as an unofficial bike or BMX track. Allerdale Borough Council has now confirmed it will be dismantling and removing the obstacles, which were build in the grounds of the Grade I-listed building. Cumbria police have also been informed. The council says that as well as posing a safety risk to anyone using the park, the structures are also causing...

Drivers pay tribute to Joyce with one final bus trip Date published: 12 March 2021 First Manchester bus and drivers get ready for funeral procession on street where Joyce Sutherland lived The family of a First Manchester customer from Springhead who travelled on its buses for 21 years after her husband passed away has thanked the company for a “beautiful gift of respect” in helping celebrate her life. Joyce Sutherland, who was 78, was a regular passenger on the 84 and 184 services between Manchester, Uppermill and Huddersfield and well-known to many of the bus drivers. When drivers at...