The densely-populated island of Luzon is home to over half of the Philippines' population, many of whom consume shellfish on ...

GEORGE TOWN: Thousands of fish were found dead along the shore in Teluk Bahang, believed to be due to the recent bloom of pink algae. Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) Centre for Marine and Coastal ...

Researchers from the Philippines and Malaysia have confirmed the presence in Luzon of a type of microscopic algae called ...

In a striking display of nature's power, Pyramid Lake in western Nevada has been engulfed by one of the most significant algal blooms seen in recent years. The Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe ...

Red tide is a harmful algal bloom that produces a strong odor like rotten eggs, and a large bloom has been detected off the coast of Florida that could contain the algae. Satellite images show a huge ...

A harmful algal bloom was identified in the lake, located south of Nampa in the Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge, with high levels of toxin-producing cyanobacteria. These toxins can be harmful ...

“Owasco Lake is the canary in the coal mine for harmful algal blooms in the Finger Lakes,” said state Sen. Rachel May (D-Syracuse). “The state’s actions to protect Owasco so far are ...

Late summer and early fall brought a burst of harmful algal blooms (HABs) for days on end throughout Owasco Lake and our neighboring Finger Lakes. We have all seen the headlines and heard the news.

The state Division of Environmental Quality issued a harmful algal bloom advisory for Lakewood Lake #1 in Pulaski County on Tuesday. The public should avoid contact with the lake -- which is ...

Cyanobacteria blooms occur when blue-green algae rapidly grows out of control. (Courtesy of Lorraine Backer/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention public health image library) The Idaho ...

A harmful algae bloom off the California coast created a neurotoxin called domoic acid that killed hundreds of sea lions and about 60 dolphins in a short period last year. Soon after, scientists ...

Last summer, dozens of Long Island’s ponds, lakes, bays and estuaries were affected by oxygen-depleted zones and harmful algal blooms, researchers from Stony Brook University found, which were ...