Por: Newsweek Health July 18, 2023
A toxic bloom of blue-green algae is blossoming across Lake Okeechobee in Florida, leading to health warnings and the closure of parts of a local marina.The bloom was thought to have spread across 380 square miles of the lake as of June 12. It is Florida's largest freshwater lake, and the 10th-largest natural freshwater lake in the U.S.This algal bloom equated to an area of more than half the lake's 734-square-mile surface. It can be... + full article
Newsweek USA Health April 05, 2023
Florida's coast has been in the grips of a toxic red tide over the past few months that has killed thousands of fish, decimated seagrasses, and wiped out large numbers of other marine animals like manatees.In the week prior to March 31, the Florida Fish and Wildlife... + más
Blue-green algae presence at Lake Okeechobee causing concern on Treasure Coast | WPTV
Head scientist at Smithsonian in Fort Pierce explains blue-green algae growing in Blue Cypress Lake | WPTV
Newsweek USA World March 22, 2023
Millions of fish that appeared floating dead in the waters of an Australian river this week are now being removed by authorities in a massive clean-up effort.The huge carpet of dead fish appeared in the Darling River near the town of Menindee, situated around 580 miles west of... + más
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A vile stench is emanating from a beach in Hong Kong thanks to thousands of rotting dead fish.The fish began to wash up on Hong Kong's Stanley Back Beach on March 21. They were reported to authorities by locals on March 22 when the fish stretched to cover one-third of the... + más
Hong Kong Monetary Authority chief defends currency peg, says it brings stability | CNBC
Hong Kong Tries To Recover Its Global Financial Center Mojo | Forbes
Orlando Sentinel USA Opinion March 21, 2023
In today’s hyper-partisan climate, it is hard to get Republicans and Democrats on the same page, especially when it comes to climate-related issues. However, Florida Congressman Byron Donalds has wrangled representatives from both sides of the aisle to sponsor H.R. 1008, the... + más
NASA needs help finding toxic algal blooms and it will pay you to do it | Newsweek
Red tides sparked by human activity and effects of climate change | Newsweek
Newsweek USA Tech March 13, 2023
A noxious red tide has descended on the U.S. East Coast, killing fish and ruining spring break before it's even begun.The red tides have been plaguing the Florida coast for the past few months, but this week has been particularly bad, with 89 out of 157 samples from the... + más
King tides will bring very high — and very low — tides to O.C. | Los Angeles Times
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Newsweek USA Tech January 21, 2023
If you enjoy perusing satellite images or Google Maps, NASA has got a job for you! The space agency is offering up cash prizes for finding algal blooms in pictures from space.The competition, named Tick Tick Bloom, asks participants to look at satellite images of inland water... + más
Maine Voices: Don’t dismiss fish farms’ threat to our state’s coastal waters | Portland Press Herald
Los Angeles Times USA Nation September 28, 2022
David Bloom swore he knew Netflix co-Chief Executive Ted Sarandos. He flashed email exchanges with Rams executives and promised Super Bowl tickets to fellow dive bar denizens in the dark confines of the Frolic Room. Regulars say he favored vodka sodas at 11:30 a.m. at the Walk... + más
PSA: Apple Watch Ultra dive computer functionality not yet available | 9to5Mac
New York lawmakers ask for hearing on Con Edison prices as energy costs soar | New York Daily News
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