Detecting nuisance algae, specifically harmful algal blooms (HABs), in drinking water systems is a growing concern. These blooms can lead to water …
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We recently connected with Ben Peierls, Research Director, and Maggie Welch, Staff Limnologistat Lakes Environmental Association in Bridgton, …
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The City of Worcester, MA, has purchased a FlowCam Cyano to help expand a volunteer water quality monitoring program. The effort is led by Jacquelyn …
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The annual North American Lake Management Society Conference (NALMS) is a meeting held near and dear by the attendees who make the trip to visit …
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This past summer in June, The Gaffney Board of Public Works (GBPW), in South Carolina, issued a water quality advisement and posted signs around Lake …
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"After receiving hundreds of complaints, the City of Wichita Falls, Texas, developed a plan for monitoring harmful algal blooms to detect and …
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The American Water Works Association (AWWA) publication, Opflow, has featured another story this month on the benefits of proactive algae monitoring …
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An article featured this month in the American Water Works Association (AWWA) publication Opflow describes the challenges currently facing water …
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Our ability to predict and prevent harmful algal blooms is directly related to our ability to study and understand cyanobacteria. Numerous studies …
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Ensure Safe Drinking Water Climate conditions are conducive to both harmful algae blooms (HABs) as well as taste and odor events in drinking water …
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