CLEVELAND, Ohio – Research scientists who track the annual harmful algal blooms on Lake Erie have come up with a final assessment for 2024. The bloom this year was moderately severe.

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CLEVELAND, Ohio - Michigan is stepping up efforts to analyze the flow of harmful nutrients into the Western Basin of Lake Erie, which is plagued each year by toxic algal blooms largely attributed ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Over 90% of Lake Erie is covered in ice this week, making for the rare appearance of solid ground north of ...

What is red tide? Deadly Florida bloom has killed 800 tons of fish along the Gulf Coast Toxic algal blooms could decimate wildlife and cost beachfront companies millions of dollars. Ohio residents ...

Languages: English. There are some alarming parallels between the harmful algal blooms (HABs) in Kenya's Lake Victoria and those in Lake Erie, a new study has found. By studying the Winam Gulf ...

One of the main efforts of researchers and students is to mitigate Lake Erie’s harmful algal blooms that release toxins. Researchers work to inform the public so we can better understand how to ...

MERHAB-LGL is a multidisciplary program to develop monitoring strategies for harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie, Lake Ontario and the Lake Champlain watersheds. The five US/Canadian Great Lakes contain ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Lake Erie is more than half covered by ice, thanks to our frigid snap. The Great Lake was almost entirely liquid on Jan. 4, when temperatures began dropping. By Jan. 8 ...

The latest round of funding, $7.7 million, will support eight new projects in the Western Lake Erie Basin counties ... across the state by reducing algal blooms, pollution and enhancing access ...

Research on Kenya's Lake Victoria's Winam Gulf, a potential model for Lake Erie, reveals year-round harmful algal blooms dominated by cyanobacteria like Dolichospermum, Microcystis, and Planktothrix.