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Groups monitor lakes for toxic blue-green algae with no state testing - Vimarsana News

Groups monitor lakes for toxic blue-green algae with no state testing

Toxic blue-green algae can sicken people and animals. Few states have routine testing programs to check for algae, so some local and volunteer groups are stepping in to fill that gap.

How Midwesterners monitor toxic algae without state-run testing - Vimarsana News

How Midwesterners monitor toxic algae without state-run testing

Blue-green algae appears in lakes all over the Midwest during the summers and can make both people and animals ill. Few states have routine testing programs to check for the toxic algae, but some local and volunteer groups are stepping in to fill that gap.

Testing the waters: How groups monitor toxic algae in the absence of state testing - Vimarsana News

Testing the waters: How groups monitor toxic algae in the absence of state testing

Many states are not routinely testing their lakes before people or pets get in the water.

Testing the waters: How groups monitor toxic algae in the absence of state testing - Vimarsana News

Testing the waters: How groups monitor toxic algae in the absence of state testing

Blue-green algae appears in lakes all over the Midwest during the summers and can make both people and animals ill. Few states have routine testing programs to check for the toxic algae, but some local and volunteer groups are stepping in to fill that gap.

Testing the waters: How groups monitor toxic algae in the absence of state testing - Vimarsana News

Testing the waters: How groups monitor toxic algae in the absence of state testing

Blue-green algae appears in lakes all over the Midwest during the summers and can make both people and animals ill. Few states have routine testing programs to check for the toxic algae, but some local and volunteer groups are stepping in to fill that gap.

Source: kosu.org