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Avoid Harmful Algae and Cyanobacteria | Harmful Algal Blooms - Vimarsana News

Avoid Harmful Algae and Cyanobacteria | Harmful Algal Blooms

Harmful algal blooms can make people and animals sick. Keep yourself and your pets safe by learning how they make you sick and how to avoid them.

Source: cdc.gov
A handful of companies have the power to save the oceans. Here's why we're urging them to reinvent our land-based food systems - Vimarsana News

A handful of companies have the power to save the oceans. Here's why we're urging them to reinvent our land-based food systems

In Europe, the top 10 food brands control 40% of what people eat. In the U.S., 4 companies control 85% of the meat market. Another 4 dominate world grains.

Health District setting up testing sites along the Columbia to detect Toxic Algae - Vimarsana News

Health District setting up testing sites along the Columbia to detect Toxic Algae

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Blue Green Algae Blamed for Multiple Dog Deaths After Swimming in a Lake in Ireland - Vimarsana News

Blue Green Algae Blamed for Multiple Dog Deaths After Swimming in a Lake in Ireland

The dogs reportedly got ill after swimming in a lake. Click to read more. Multiple dog deaths have been reported in Ireland over the past week, with local veterinarian authorities blaming the 'blue green algae' for causing serious illnesses like organ failures to the animals.

Toxic algae blamed for dog deaths in Co Fermanagh - Vimarsana News

Toxic algae blamed for dog deaths in Co Fermanagh

Vet says four dogs have died in her surgery since Tuesday, believes blue-green algae to blame.