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Sound at sea, sargassum buries beaches and threatens tourism - Vimarsana News

Sound at sea, sargassum buries beaches and threatens tourism

Millions of tons of yellow-brown algae that have been swirling about in a region of the tropical Atlantic known as the Sargasso Sea are now breaking loose and landing on Florida shores

Source: wgcu.org
Atlantic sargassum mass growing early, setting records, eyeing Florida - Vimarsana News

Atlantic sargassum mass growing early, setting records, eyeing Florida

Last year’s sargassum bloom was so big it posed challenges on a hemispheric scale for marine ecosystems and coastal towns. The size of this upcoming summer’s fledgling bloom is setting records.

Source: wgcu.org
Compact Raman Lidar System Detects Underwater Oil Leaks - Vimarsana News

Compact Raman Lidar System Detects Underwater Oil Leaks

Researchers at Xiamen University in southeastern China have demonstrated their new small single-photon Raman lidar system that can detect oil leaks underwater.

Seaweed hitting Florida shores contains flesh-eating bacteria - Vimarsana News

Seaweed hitting Florida shores contains flesh-eating bacteria

People are being warned after FAU researchers find that Vibrio bacteria is aggressively sticking to plastic particles in the Sargassum seaweed.

Source: usf.edu
Don't touch that blob: Seaweed hitting Florida shores contains flesh-eating bacteria - Vimarsana News

Don't touch that blob: Seaweed hitting Florida shores contains flesh-eating bacteria

People are being warned after FAU researchers find that Vibrio bacteria is aggressively sticking to plastic particles in the Sargassum seaweed.

Source: usf.edu