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How Cleaning Up Harmful Algal Blooms Could Help Fight Climate ChangeA company called BlueGreen Water Technologies aims to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere while also fighting algae’s ...
As harmful algal blooms (HABs) continue to spread across the globe, urgent research is needed to address this growing threat.
Scientists have transformed cyanobacterial biomass into lanthanum-modified adsorbents that remove over 99% of phosphorus from ...
Effective management of phosphorus is needed to curb the rise of harmful algal blooms. Few studies have explored how algal biomass, especially blue-green algae, can be used to create materials that ...
Effective management of phosphorus is needed to curb the rise of harmful algal blooms. Few studies have explored how algal ...
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Saving Duck Lake: City Park combats bird poop, dead trees and algae to craft “birder’s paradise”“They reduced algae and vegetation issues and we have not had an outbreak of avian botulism at Duck Lake during that time ... invasive-plant removal, revegetation efforts, tree bracing ...
Researchers at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) have discovered an innovative method to tackle this problem by turning ...
The filamentous, cotton-candy-like algae is a persistent affliction here ... In July, I visit Taylor and Tallac creeks, where the lake’s most ambitious AIS-removal project is underway. The largest ...
Researchers find a new solution to reduce harmful algal bloom by removing phosphorus. Read the content to learn more!
Earlier this month, a levee separating Agency Lake and the Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge was breached, reconnecting ...
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