Blue-green algae: What to know if a cyanobacteria advisory is issued
Warmer weather means more time swimming and boating but warmer water could mean an increase in toxic cyanobacteria blooms in bodies of water.
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Warmer weather means more time swimming and boating but warmer water could mean an increase in toxic cyanobacteria blooms in bodies of water.
Cyanobacteria has been found in ponds in Barnstable, Easthampton, Falmouth, Plymouth and the Charles River in Boston and Cambridge in the past.
Rhode Island officials are warning the public about dangerous blue-green algae blooms in Newport that can be dangerous to people and animals.