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This is great news! Scientists work on cure for blue green algae in South Florida.

Scientists work on cure for blue green algae in South Florida A group of international scientists says they could have the cure for blue-green algae blooms in South Florida. Blue Green Water Technologies is a group of scientists out of Israel that have been working on products that can kill toxic algae. The technology has been used all over the world, includin...

North Florida is leading the way--New tech debuting in Tallahassee is what environmentalist are calling a “game changer” in tackling harmful algae bloom.

The first of its kind is now operating at Lake Munson, and the idea is that the machine takes in lake water, removes the algae and recycles it back in to the lake. Algae-filled water goes in, and crystal clear water comes out.

It’s putting North Florida on the cutting edge of battling algae blooms, but hopefully, this is just the beginning.

New algae-removing technology debuts at Tallahassee lake New tech debuting in Tallahassee is what environmentalist are calling a “game changer” in tackling harmful algae bloom.

Powdered hydrogen peroxide is being applied to kill blue green algae in the Caloosahatchee. It is said to EPA approved and biodegrade within 3 to 4 hours.

Does it work? Gov. DeSantis takes a look at pilot algae treatment in the Caloosahatchee Despite warning: 'This pesticide is toxic to birds (and) highly toxic to bees and other beneficial insects,' officials laud Caloosahatchee algae treatment