Removing nutrients from Lake Erie reduces harmful algal blooms and low-oxygen "dead zones," but may also impact food supplies ...

Algal blooms are typically associated with summer weather but warmer winters caused by climate change are resulting in blooms ...

An essential element, and a vital nutrient for crop and plant growth, excessive phosphorus in waterways can help fuel the toxic algal blooms that have plagued Lake Erie for decades. A significant ...

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This year's algae bloom in western Lake Erie was moderate compared to previous years. It appeared June 24, its earliest since monitoring began, and its late-summer peak covered about 660 square ...

For residents in Lake Erie’s western basin ... Over the next five years, they hope to study 200 people to see if algal blooms affect their health. Researchers will ask participants questions ...

Achieving goals to lower nutrient runoff in Lake Erie, a move designed to prevent harmful algal blooms and reduce low-oxygen ...

The grants, which are aimed at protecting and restoring the Lake Erie Coastal Zone, will be used toward projects that will ...

While algal blooms are an annual occurrence in places like the western basin of Lake Erie and parts of Lake Ontario, research suggests that they will appear more frequently in both small and large ...

BUFORD, Ga. — New algae blooms that have popped up on Lake Lanier could potentially be harmful to people and pets, according to a nonprofit organization. The Lake Lanier Association is warning ...