Waters in Plymouth and Brookline tested positive for toxic blue-green algae blooms that can make people and pets sick.

Town officials have issued a public health advisory after a blue-green algae bloom known as cyanobacteria has been found in ...

Cyanobacteria blooms have been spotted in the West Causeway of Granite Springs Reservoir, urging caution for locals enjoying ...

Explore the rising presence of blue-green algae in Ontario lakes and its implications for local ecosystems as temperatures ...

The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) has issued a harmful cyanobacterial bloom recreational use advisory for the West ...

Researchers show how satellite imaging can help protect public health from the scourge of toxic algae by augmenting standard sampling methods.

Pierce County warns against water activities at Spanaway Lake over toxic algae concerns. Risks include illness for humans and pets after exposure.

Back in 2003, when researchers began predicting with excellent accuracy how much of western Lake Erie would be coated with the green slime of a toxic algae bloom, there were important points to be ...

Recurring toxic blooms raise health concerns as experts link algae growth to nutrient-rich runoff and call for stronger pollution controls.

High levels of blue-green algae, known as Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB), have been detected in the Triadelphia Reservoir.

Another toxic blue-green algae bloom was found in the C-44 Canal near Indiantown, raising health concerns for nearby residents and animals.