A neon-green algal bloom has cropped up along the Gallatin River for the fifth year in a row, right as Montana officials work toward formally classifying the upper river’s middle segment as ...

CREDIT: WINK News Ordinarily, Wendy White enjoys eating lunch overlooking the water, but due to the blue-green algae bloom, the view on Wednesday was different. “It looks like neon green ...

These harmful algae blooms can appear as accumulations of algae that coat the surface of the water or as a neon green color in the water. Kohlhepp said that if there aren’t any visible signs of ...

Knowing this, they hope to better understand, detect and predict when a bloom might occur, or even trace the algae to a ...

A neon blue algae bloom is seen on Burnt Lake ... the atmosphere and helping to fuel these algae blooms. A bright green algae bloom is seen along the shoreline of Smoke Lake in the Boundary ...

As of right now, there are no known antidotes for cyanotoxins produced by blue-green algae. Fortunately, there are three things people can do: Know it: Looks like grass clippings floating in the water ...

BGA may resemble thick pea soup, lime green or blue green paint ... scum, or mats of algae on the water. If you see a BGA bloom, ODEQ recommends that you avoid all contact with the water, keep ...

But the area is home to a problem that taints waters throughout the state: toxic algae blooms. In June, its surface was streaked with neon green. The bloom, one of dozens sampled this year ...

“It was like a neon green slime,” said Christine King, Mariner Cay Marina dockmaster, describing the algae bloom on the water’s surface. “This was the first time I’ve seen it in two years.

"Just so bad. Can't stand there too long," another woman said. Because the blooms of blue-green algae are an increasing problem, there is now a push for New York state to do more to stop them from ...