Cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae, is the most common, potentially harmful bacteria in fresh water. Avoid swimming or high-speed water activities where algae blooms are present. Common symptoms ...

Clinton Lake is under a “watch” for blue-green algae, according to a news release Friday from state agencies. KDHE and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks routinely issue public health ...

Blue-green algae is a type of bacteria known as cyanobacteria. In many cases, it isn’t visible to the naked eye, however, when blue-green algae blooms and forms clumps.

The swimming area at Swartswood State Park was closed June 19 after state officials detected a harmful algae bloom in the lake. The swimming area at Swartswood State Park in Sussex County was ...

Blue-green algae is a toxic substance commonly found in still or slow-moving freshwater during warmer months. In some cases, exposure to blue-algae can be fatal. Sean McCormack, ...

Fences stay clean and algae-free without a washer if gardeners do 1 simple task in June Fences can quickly become green with algae, moss, and mould stuck to the wooden panels, but there is a quick ...

It can happen, though. In 2014, toxic algae in Lake Erie forced the city of Toledo, Ohio, to shut off water to 500,000 people for days.

This provides ample time for the white vinegar to dissolve the cells of algae, moss, or mould. Article continues below. Then wipe down the fence and the green stains should be easily removed.

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) have issued public health advisories due to blue-green algae.