Smelly water coming from some taps
By Colin McDonald - Express-NewsBlue-green algae in Rock County
JANESVILLE (WKOW) -- Rock County Health Department officials say they've found blue-green algae in Clear Lake. Officials say it could develop in other recreational waters as warmer weather sets in
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Spills in Black Sea near Odesa turned to be blue-green algae
KYIV, July 13. /UKRINFORM/. Spills revealed in the Black Sea's Odesa gulf are nothing but blue-green algae, say experts with the Ukrainian Institute of South Seas Biology. An anomalous algal bloom is presently seen there.
However, the experts say the concentration of blue-green algae (Nodularia spumigena) in one liter of water is extremely high. Moreover, this type of algae in the Odesa gulf can be found quite rarely.
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A recent water quality study, conducted by Dr Jan Roos from Water Quality Consultants in Bloemfontein, has found that Kamfers Dam’s water quality has deteriorated significantly during the past year. “The Kamfers Dam aquatic system is under severe pressure because of a massive cyanobacterial (algal) bloom and extreme oscillations in oxygen concentrations, driven by poor water quality”, said Dr Roos.
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US, Black sea, South Africa, the news is the same worldwide.
Water pollution is leading to more and more blue green algal blooms.
Diatoms are the best way to control these blooms.
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