Could restoring swampland fix Lake Erie algae crisis?
The neon cyanobacteria swirling across Lake Erie for the past three months or so signals to scientists and farmers alike: The annual plague of toxic algae is far from cured. “It looks like someone dumped green paint in the water,” said Tim Davis, an aquatic biologist at Bowling Green State University. “We’re still in the middle of the bloom. [node:read-more:link]