A multi-million dollar opportunity could see algae become the next best solution to transforming post-mine landscapes.

Galveston meteorologist Hurricane Hal Needham explains why the Gulf of Mexico appears different colors at different times of ...

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This additional approval comes after the council agreed to spend $755,000 on a new PAC system. This system will maintain the ...

Moment, Ah-Hy u ng Alissa Park, and colleagues have developed an alkaline thermal treatment to break down the polysaccharid e ...

Winter brought a colder and icier season to the Great Lakes, especially Lake Erie, which saw a near-complete ice cover in ...

The Florida Department of Health in Orange County (DOH-Orange) cautions the public of the presence of blue-green algae in ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis announces $389 million in grants to improve Florida's water quality and supply. The Indian River Lagoon ...

Sea lions aren't super high on the list of aquatic animals surfers usually need to worry about encountering in the water.

Toxic algae bloom is wreaking havoc on the Southern California coast, especially in local sea lions, causing seizures, stillbirths, even violence.

The sea is turning red! Researchers make breakthrough discovery that could help forecast dangerous algae blooms - Red tides ...

During red tide events, the researchers collected Karenia brevis bloom samples to analyze in a lab. They used a method called ...