Harmful algal bloom

WaterIQ Appoints Industry Veteran Rick Clark to Lead Environmental and Regulatory Affairs and Drive Customer Success

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Tuesday, April 4, 2023
State, Local, Energy, Green Technology, Climate Change, Other Natural Resources, Environment, Environmental Issues, Public Policy, Government, Natural Disasters, Environmental Health, Agriculture, Natural Resources, Biotechnology, Health, Utilities, Industrial internet of things, Drinking water, Research, Florida Department, Pond, Water, Harmful algal bloom, Biophysical environment, Health communication, Florida Department of Management Services, HAB, Lake, Sewage treatment

WaterIQ Technologies , the leader in next-generation ultrasonic solutions to combat harmful algae and biofilm without the use of chemicals, today announced the appointment of Rick Clark as Director of Environmental and Regulatory Affairs.

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  • WaterIQ Technologies , the leader in next-generation ultrasonic solutions to combat harmful algae and biofilm without the use of chemicals, today announced the appointment of Rick Clark as Director of Environmental and Regulatory Affairs.
  • WaterIQ Technologies’ advanced, field-tested technology delivers this while providing a sustainable strategy for algal and biofilm bloom mitigation – all without the use of chemicals,” stated Clark.
  • Clark has been a member of the Florida Department of Agriculture’s Pesticide Review Committee and the Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) Task Force.
  • Its advanced technology and materials enable effective algae and biofilm remediation, long-duty cycles and uninterrupted field usage.

National Law Firm Holding Press Conference on November 3, 2022, at 10:30 a.m. PST Regarding PFAS Pollutants Lawsuit Against 3M

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Monday, October 31, 2022
PST, PFAS, Nature, Groundwater, Harmful algal bloom, Drinking water, Cancer, Suite, City, CA, 3M, MLG, Water supply, APC, Michael S. Regan, Wells Fargo, Corporate law, Government, Health, Environment, Basin

ONTARIO, Calif., Oct. 31, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- McCune Law Group, McCune Wright Arevalo Vercoski Kusel Weck Brandt APC (MLG) – a national law firm specializing in Environmental matters, Commercial Litigation, and Class Actions – will be holding a press conference regarding a class action lawsuit filed against 3M, an alleged major manufacturer of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS). The press conference will take place on November 3, 2022, at 10:30 a.m. PST, located at 3281 East Guasti Rd., Suite 100, Ontario, CA. The lawsuit alleges that 3M has contaminated the Temescal Subbasin, a significant source of drinking water for the City of Corona and surrounding communities. The lawsuit also alleges that a local 3M facility has repeatedly polluted the water system with PFAS for over a decade, despite knowing the health concerns associated with exposure to PFAS.

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  • The press conference will take place on November 3, 2022, at 10:30 a.m. PST, located at 3281 East Guasti Rd., Suite 100, Ontario, CA.
  • The lawsuit alleges that 3M has contaminated the Temescal Subbasin, a significant source of drinking water for the City of Corona and surrounding communities.
  • The lawsuit also alleges that a local 3M facility has repeatedly polluted the water system with PFAS for over a decade, despite knowing the health concerns associated with exposure to PFAS.
  • This press conference aims to discuss the claims brought in the lawsuit and the concerns of residents who have allegedly been affected by PFAS pollution.

This Accessible and Fun Story About the Causes of Harmful Algae in Water Teaches Kids About Environmental Pollutants and How They Can Help Stop Them

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Tuesday, July 27, 2021
Aquatic ecology, Biological oceanography, Water, Natural environment, Articles, Water pollution, Algal blooms, Fishing industry, Harmful algal bloom, Water pollution in Canada, Algae

The kids enlist the help of an environmental scientist to learn the causes of the harmful algae growing in their beloved ocean and what they can do to defeat this destructive monster.

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  • The kids enlist the help of an environmental scientist to learn the causes of the harmful algae growing in their beloved ocean and what they can do to defeat this destructive monster.
  • Written by sixteen-year-old Dylan D'Agate, a clean water and environmental activist, Monster in the Water: Fighting Back Against Harmful Algal Blooms encourages kids to tackle water pollution in their communities.
  • When he learned about this environmental problem happening within his own community, he knew he needed to do something to help.
  • To fight back, Dylan researched as much as possible to see what kids could do to combat this harmful algae destroying our oceans.

Hach Partners with LightDeck to Offer 10-Minute Water Quality Tests

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Monday, May 17, 2021
Aquatic ecology, Biological oceanography, Marine biology, Water, Oceanography, Algal blooms, Algae, Harmful algal bloom, HAB, Hach, Hach Company

b'LOVELAND, Colo., May 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Hach, a global leader in water quality analysis,today announced its partnership withLightDeck Diagnostics to bring LightDeck\'s proprietary "Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB)" tests to market.

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  • b'LOVELAND, Colo., May 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Hach, a global leader in water quality analysis,today announced its partnership withLightDeck Diagnostics to bring LightDeck\'s proprietary "Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB)" tests to market.
  • "The LightDeck MINI analyzer and associated tests have the potential to transform how our customers monitor for harmful algae blooms.
  • "\nSince 1933, Hach has provided innovative solutions to give water quality professionals confidence in their analysis by delivering expert answers, outstanding support, and reliable, easy-to-use solutions.
  • Hach analytical instruments, services, software, and reagents are used to ensure the quality of water in a variety of industries in more than 100 countries globally.

Bringing New York City Back -- BIOFoam & THROW NYC Partner & Offer Hundreds of Jobs to Women in the Garment Industry

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Thursday, March 4, 2021
Natural environment, Articles, Aquatic ecology, Biological oceanography, Branches of biology, Water treatment, Antiseptics, Water pollution, Disinfectant, Hand sanitizer, Algal bloom, Harmful algal bloom

The BioShield Mask provides 22 square feet of surface area while the typical cloth shield provides .58 square feet of surface area.

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  • The BioShield Mask provides 22 square feet of surface area while the typical cloth shield provides .58 square feet of surface area.
  • Since then, AquaFlex continues to be used by the US Military and militaries in over 35 countries.
  • Since then AquaFlex has been validated and used by municipalities in the State of Florida to help mitigate the effects of toxic algal blooms.
  • These PPE products are used with an EPA-registered disinfectant, and are also used with a Hand Sanitizer and Surface Cleaner (BioWash).

Moleaer Launches IoT Solutions for Improving Water Quality, Aquatic Health and Preventing Harmful Pathogens

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Monday, December 7, 2020
Branches of biology, Articles, Aquatic ecology, Biological oceanography, Biology, Environmental microbiology, Water pollution, Bacteriology, Biofilm, Algal bloom, Internet of things, Harmful algal bloom

The Clearalready provides an alternative to the traditional chemicalalgaecides and alumand aeration methods for treating water against pathogens, bacteria, biofilms, and harmful algae blooms.

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  • The Clearalready provides an alternative to the traditional chemicalalgaecides and alumand aeration methods for treating water against pathogens, bacteria, biofilms, and harmful algae blooms.
  • The new services package the latest in IoT, allowing end-users to monitor equipment performance, power, and dissolved oxygen (DO) levels in the water.
  • "With our technology, we're enabling communities, farmers, and recreational facilities to restore the aquatic health and ecosystems, providing a chemical-free solution that eliminates harmful pathogens and contaminates.
  • "We're proud to partner with Moleaer, providing the essential IoT tools needed to collect real-time data on aquatic systems."

BlueGreen Water Technologies, Ltd. Partners With Cornerstone H2O™ As The Company's Southeastern US Distributor To Tackle Harmful Algal Blooms

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Wednesday, August 12, 2020
Water, Nature, Articles, Aquatic ecology, Biological oceanography, Water pollution, Harmful algal bloom, Water treatment, Algal bloom

Cornerstone H2O represents new technologies in the water and wastewater industry that are high-quality and cost-saving for a variety of customers.

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  • Cornerstone H2O represents new technologies in the water and wastewater industry that are high-quality and cost-saving for a variety of customers.
  • We are thrilled to provide Georgia, Florida and Alabama with better access to prevention strategies against harmful algal blooms using our technology," said Eyal Harel, CEO of BlueGreen Water Technologies.
  • BlueGreen Water Technologies, Ltd. ("BlueGreen") is a privately-owned global watertech company dedicated to developing and implementing novel solutions to water-related problems.
  • Cornerstone H2O is also an expert in the control and remediation of algae in surface water.

Clarkson University Researchers Develop New Technology to Help Combat Harmful Algae Blooms

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Monday, August 3, 2020
Water, Nature, Aquatic ecology, Natural environment, Biological oceanography, Water pollution, Algal blooms, Algae, Harmful algal bloom, Habs, Eutrophication, GEOHAB

LakeNeatahwantais a 715-acre lake near the city of Fulton, Oswego County, used for recreation, including swimming, boating, and fishing.

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  • LakeNeatahwantais a 715-acre lake near the city of Fulton, Oswego County, used for recreation, including swimming, boating, and fishing.
  • The lake haswidespreadHABs each year.Recent lake water quality data, collected by DEC, indicates the lake is eutrophic with high levels of nutrients, algae, and toxins associated with HABs.
  • Challenged by Governor Cuomo in 2019,SUNYESF and Clarkson University have each developed a novel HAB mitigation technology.
  • For more information about HABs, including bloom notifications, which are updated daily from late spring through fall, visit DEC's Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) web page.

BlueGreen Water Technologies, Ltd, (BlueGreen) Retains The Pollack PR Marketing Group To Lead PR Efforts

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Thursday, January 16, 2020
Nature, Organisms, Fishing, Algae, Aquatic ecology, Fisheries, Environmental chemistry, Biological oceanography, Algal bloom, Harmful algal bloom, Cyanobacteria

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- BlueGreen Water Technologies, Ltd. (BlueGreen), a global cleantech company dedicated to solving the global epidemic of harmful algal blooms in drinking water, recreational, and agricultural waterbodies, has retained The Pollack PR Marketing Group (PPMG) to raise awareness for the company's innovative rapid solutions.

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  • LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- BlueGreen Water Technologies, Ltd. (BlueGreen), a global cleantech company dedicated to solving the global epidemic of harmful algal blooms in drinking water, recreational, and agricultural waterbodies, has retained The Pollack PR Marketing Group (PPMG) to raise awareness for the company's innovative rapid solutions.
  • BlueGreen is committed to treating all bodies of water contaminated with cyanobacterial toxic blooms, also known as "blue green algae," which harm the environment and pose a serious health threat to humans and animals.
  • "BlueGreen's mission is to protect water, the essence of life, and to change the world for the better while doing so," said Stefan Pollack, president of PPMG.
  • The Pollack PR Marketing Group (PPMG), has a 34-yearhistory of successes in spearheading clients' communications programs, media engagements and integrated marketing campaigns.

Chippewa Lake Ohio Becomes First Lake In The United States To Be Treated For Harmful Algae Using New Disruptive Technology

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Thursday, August 29, 2019
Nature, Fishing, Water, Fisheries, Algae, Aquatic ecology, Water pollution, Harmful algal bloom, Oceanography, Algal bloom, Chippewa Lake, Ohio

Tests were conducted in the lake before, during, and after the treatment in order to ensure that Chippewa Lake's algal problem is fully addressed.

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  • Tests were conducted in the lake before, during, and after the treatment in order to ensure that Chippewa Lake's algal problem is fully addressed.
  • Harmful algae are photosynthetic microorganisms that can be found in almost all bodies of water.
  • The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has already declared harmful algae bloom as "a major environmental problem in all 50 states.
  • "Chippewa Lake is the largest natural inland lake in Ohio," said Nathan D. Eppink, director of Medina County Park.