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Study: Climate change could cause more toxic algae blooms

By Kyle Feldscher
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Study: Climate change could cause more toxic algae blooms

In summer 2014, an unusually large toxic algae bloom in Lake Erie threatened drinking water for parts of Ohio, Michigan and southern Ontario.

Those kinds of algae blooms won’t be so unusual as the 21st century continues, according to a new study from Ohio State University.

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