The largest red tide bloom recorded in Florida waters since 2006 is lingering in the Gulf of Mexicoand could move south over the next few days.
Red tide, caused here by Karenia brevis, can cause fish kills, make shellfish unsafe to eat and cause respiratory issues in marine mammals, sea turtles and humans… Continue reading Lurking red tide bloom generates gloomy outlook
Microalgae supplier Allma tells BeverageDaily.com why it believes nutrient-rich ‘super algae’ chlorella has a big future in juices and smoothies as it inks a supply deal with Frulact… Continue reading Protein rich super smoothies with microalgae: Allma’s high hopes for chlorella
[Global] Corals that build reefs have few defenses against rising ocean temperatures and other effects of global climate change. Continue reading Species differences found among algae that help corals fight climate change
A ferry bound for Spain helped researchers from Southamptonshed light on the growth of harmful ocean-going organisms.
A team from the National Oceanography Centre fitted a specially-equipped “Ferrybox” to the Pride of Bilbao while it travelled between Portsmouth and Bilbao… Continue reading National Oceanography Centre’s ‘ferrybox’ algae research
MADISON (WKOW)– Weeds and algae are becoming a big problem in the Yahara Chain of Lakes. Dane County officials are working on some new strategies to remove them from the lakes and prevent them from growing… Continue reading Weeds and algae becoming big problem on Dane County lakes
[Malaysia] Sieh Seng Sdn Bhd, a swine farm in Penang, Malaysia, has shown that the use of natural feed ingredients, Continue reading All-natural “Spirulina pig” cultivated in a farm in Penang
[EU] In the great halls of La Boqueria, Barcelona’s central market, tourists, foodies and cooks gather every day to marvel at the fresh food, like pilgrims at the site of a miracle. The chief shrines are the fish counters, Continue reading The disaster we’ve wrought on the world’s oceans may be irrevocable
Let me tell you about a catastrophe. I don’t use that word lightly: This event was monumental, an apocalypse that was literally global in scale, and one of the most deadly disasters in Earth’s history… Continue reading When a species poisons an entire planet
As U.S. EPA holds a series of public hearings on its Clean Power Plan this week, stakeholders will have the opportunity to argue their cases before senior agency officials. During today’s OnPoint, Matthew Carr, executive… Continue reading Algae industry groups’ Carr presses EPA to include algae carbon capture in final emissions rule
Alberta Health Services has issued a blue-green algae advisory for Hastings Lake in Strathcona County.
Blue-green algae can produce a toxin that may cause serious illness to animals and humans. Although weather and wind conditions can cause algae blooms to move from one location in the lake to another,… Continue reading Blue-green algae advisory issued for Hastings Lake
