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Algae blooms cause wildlife deaths and health warnings in US and UK
Toxic blue-green algae blooms, caused by cyanobacteria, are causing significant wildlife fatalities and posing health risks in various locations.
In Stoughton, officials have urged residents to keep pets away from Ames Pond after a dog died following a swim in the water. While E. Coli testing has not shown troubling results, authorities suspect an algae bloom may be responsible. The Stoughton Board of Health noted that these blooms can develop rapidly and
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Ames Pond · Canvey Lake · Castle Point Borough Council · Stoughton Board of Health