Killing cyanobacteria drives Rapid Response Program Killing cyanobacteria and controlling cyanobacteria blooms across the U.S. is the primary goal of a new Rapid Response Program. BENTONVILLE, Ark. – An increase in cyanobacteria blooms in reservoirs, and lakes across...
Controlling algae is a priority for renewed partnership in South Korea Controlling algae is a key motivation for renewal of a long-term partnership to ensure clean water for South Korea. BENTONVILLE, Ark. – As a water-challenged nation, South Korea depends on rainfall...
Controlling zebra mussels a priority at national conference in Pennsylvania Controlling zebra mussels to prevent inland spread and reduce environmental impact will be a key topic at upcoming national water conference. PHILADELPHIA – Like other Great Lakes states,...
Controlling zebra mussels and cyanobacteria in New York with rational copper use Recent advances in copper formulations have proven superior to older methods for reducing cyanobacteria and killing zebra mussels found in New York and surrounding areas. SARATOGA...
Controlling harmful algal blooms and quagga mussels in the Western U.S. Upcoming seminar on the prevention and control of harmful algal blooms and invasive quagga mussels. Dr. David G. Hammond will discuss the efficacy of rational copper use in large bodies of water...
