Researchers have discovered algae that can not only adapt to and survive in water contaminated with nuclear ... This organism is not normally associated with deep water and you would be more likely to ...

Accumulating evidence indicates that strong stratification restricted the supply of nutrients from the deep ocean to the algae of the sunlit ... of intermediate water form in the North Pacific ...

Recent water samples show red tide off the coast of Southwest Florida, with one spot on Sanibel Island reporting high levels.

Grass Roots Pond and Garden has been a family-run water-gardening ... dewater the pond for a deep clean. The process involves netting out leaves and muck, power washing algae from rocks, and ...

Take another deep breath and exhale. When we exhale, we add carbon dioxide (another kind of gas) to the air. When the sun is shining, algae and plants use this carbon dioxide along with water to make ...

In addition, "many of the natural resources we use today came from extremophile bacteria and algae in the deep past," said New ... land usage and water usage." However, using algae for fuel ...

Volunteers measure sediment and record patches of gorilla ogo during low tide along Molokai’s south shore in July 2015. A survey mapping the extent of invasive algae along more than 30 miles and ...

If 4-foot-deep piles of red algae washing up along the Texas coast ... While it is not harmful to humans, it can block access to the water and ruin the beach experience for some.

The new data on strontium in deep-sea sediments indicate that though foraminifera and coccoliths may be low in strontium (1,200–1,800 p.p.m.) yet the deep-sea carbonate deposits are higher as a ...

Harrison advised checking the Land, Air, Water Aotearoa website for toxic algae warnings and alerts ... light brown colour and have a distinctive deep earthy or musty smell.