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Florida’s Red Tide and How to Monitor It
Florida is currently experiencing one of the worst red tides ever recorded. Proper measurement can help us better understand these harmful algae blooms.
Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley have created a way to destroy the organic pollutants in storm water that is often left behind after tropical storms like Hurricane Florence.
After months of carefully watching the algae levels in Lake Erie, researchers report they’re in the clear as a the bloom reaches its max concentration level.
Toxic tides and harmful algae blooms are occurring more often and lasting longer than ever before leaving scientists looking for new and better ways to predict them.
PME is giving away two miniDOT loggers to graduate students pursuing research in their natural environment. Loggers will be awarded to two students (one miniDOT logger each) who submit their research proposals for our review.
If chosen, your research and use plans for the miniDOT logger will be featured on the PME website.
