Blue-green algae - Government of Nova Scotia, Canada
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Description
Blue-green algae information and reports for Nova Scotia. Watch for blue-green algae from May to October. Blue-green algae (also called cyanobacteria) occurs naturally in surface waters like lakes, ponds, rivers and streams.
2021 Lake Erie algae bloom forecasted to be moderate this summer, but this is still cause for concern - Environmental Defence %
Algae, caused by climate change, is causing climate change - Environmental Defence
Blue-Green Algae Poisoning in Dogs: Symptoms and Prevention
Nova Scotia reports blue-green algae
Reporting harmful algal blooms (HABs) - Water Rangers
Cermaq looks to Nova Scotia to double Canada capacity
Blue-green algae - Government of Nova Scotia, Canada
New study examines origins of toxic bacteria that killed 2 dogs at Halifax-area lake
Blue-green Algae Poisoning Evangeline Animal Hospital
Blue-green algae in 16 lakes across Nova Scotia already
Dartmouth lake closed due to suspected blue-green algae bloom
Province says blue-green algae detected in 4 Nova Scotia lakes
Blue-green algae bloom detected Municipality of The District of Chester, Nova Scotia
Blue-green algae - Government of Nova Scotia, Canada
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