New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the state must do more to fight the growing
problem of algae blooms in upstate lakes.
Not exact matches
Previously, many water managers in the region had believed that the
algae blooms of the diatom Didymosphenia geminata — which resemble blobs
of wet toilet paper or shag rugs — resulted from an invasive species
problem starting in the mid-2000s that could be fixed by regular washing
of fishing gear and other sanitation measures.
Blooms of harmful
algae in the nation's waters appear to be occurring much more frequently than in the past, increasing suspicions that the warming climate may be exacerbating the
problem.
In this
problem - based data analysis activity, students assume roles as members
of an International Team
of Marine Biologists, tasked with predicting and monitoring possible harmful
algae blooms.
Death by
Algae Under the right conditions — warm water and a boost of nutrients — algae can grow so explosively that those toxins become a problem, creating what's called a harmful algal bloom, or
Algae Under the right conditions — warm water and a boost
of nutrients —
algae can grow so explosively that those toxins become a problem, creating what's called a harmful algal bloom, or
algae can grow so explosively that those toxins become a
problem, creating what's called a harmful algal
bloom, or HAB.