When Nara Smith launched her debut product in late October — a garlic-yuzu algae cooking oil made in partnership with Algae Cooking Club — it sold out in just over 24 hours. By the end of the week, ...
Algae holds great promise. Whether it’s macroalgae (think seaweed found on beaches) or microalgae (such as spirulina from freshwater ponds), these plant-like organisms are abundant, nutritious and ...
A toxic algae bloom continues to thrive in the Charles River less than a week before thousands of rowers arrive for the Head of the Charles River Regatta, a three-day world-renowned sailing ...
It’s October in Boston, and on the Charles River that means one thing: Rowers are getting ready for the Head of the Charles. The iconic regatta begins in a week, but this year, as rowers prepare to ...
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Exotic Algae-Eating Koi Find A New Home
Adopting exotic koi is exciting, but these ones come with a twist—they’re natural algae eaters. Watch as they explore their new home, bringing both elegance and balance to the pond. Their stunning ...
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Health officials warn people and pets to stay out of water in Back Bay Fens due to dangerous algae
The Boston Public Health Commission said the water contains a cyanobacteria algae bloom that can be toxic, especially for children and pets. ‘Second Amendment auditors’ walking Florida roads with ...
Florida Department of Health in Martin County reports case of harmful algae. It's in Lake Okeechobee near Southwest Kanner Highway and Southwest Conners Highway. Algae is common in Florida’s ...
When the Eater team set out to crown the most influential restaurants of the past two decades, we spent a lot of time debating how exactly to define the idea of influence, particularly from a national ...
Officials on Friday morning lifted a swimming advisory for Atlantic Beach. The advisory was issued Thursday when “sea sawdust” or Trichodesmium were found in the water along the coast. The substance ...
A beach in Melbourne, Australia has been bathed in an “ethereal glow” at nighttime this week thanks to bioluminescent algae adding a shimmering, electric blue hue to the water and sand. Richard Pensak ...
RASHES AND NAUSEA. AND SPEAKING OF BACTERIA, SOME LAKES ALSO HAVE WARNINGS IN PLACE RIGHT NOW. THAT’S FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. NONE OF THEM, THANKFULLY, HAVE POOP BACTERIA ...
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