"Pea soup" waters across Michigan caused by algae blooms worry not only residents, but scientists too. That’s why scientists at the Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory in Ann Arbor have ...
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Advocates in northwestern Ont., say citizen science can play a key role in managing blue-green algae
Groups of dedicated researchers and volunteers in northwestern Ontario have been working to raise awareness about blue-green ...
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Scientists discover mutant algae that turn toxic waste into something useful: 'It's [a] kind of mutualistic system'
They say that teamwork makes the dream work, and in this team, microalgae and bacteria work together to transform carbon dioxide into high-value products. Scientists have studied the Escherichia coli ...
Recent peer reviewed publications confirm both the efficacy and safety of ultrasonic algae control systems. Not only do we provide effective and safe solutions to algae control, our applications and ...
Blooms of toxin-producing algae exist in some pristine river systems, it’s a discovery from the Flathead Lake Biological Station that could have implications for Montana rivers and streams. In a ...
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