Public healthfromBoston.com4 days agoMore toxic algae found, this time in Brookline and PlymouthToxic blue-green algae blooms pose health risks to people and pets, prompting officials to advise avoiding affected waters.
SciencefromNature1 month agoAncient DNA reveals farming led to more human diseasesAgriculture increased infectious disease exposure in humans, with animal pathogens emerging 6,500 years ago.
fromwww.thelocal.fr1 month agoOPINION: Brittany's killer seaweed reveals the dirty secret of French farmingThe death of a jogger in France was linked to toxic algae caused by agricultural pollution.
fromwww.thelocal.fr1 month agoPODCAST: The story of Brittany's killer algae and where you can avoid the tourists in FranceIn Brittany, toxic green algae has been linked to the tragic death of a jogger, prompting concerns for public health and implications for local farmers.France news
East Bay (California)fromABC7 San Francisco2 months agoDog deaths at Alameda lagoon prompts testing for potential toxic algaeConcerns grow among dog owners in Alameda over potential toxic algae in lagoon after dog deaths.
AustinfromAustin Monitor3 months agoRite of spring: Dog-killing algae makes an early appearance in Austin waterways - Austin MonitorToxic blue-green algae blooms in Austin's Lady Bird Lake may pose serious health risks due to rising temperatures and drought.
fromLos Angeles Times3 months agoAdult pelicans are falling victim to toxic algae bloom. Now their babies are starving, tooBrown Pelicans in Southern California face a dual crisis of poisoning and malnutrition linked to toxic algae blooms affecting their food supply.