Impact of Climate Change on the Ecology of Algal Blooms

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This project describes how climate change may affect the frequency, severity, and types of algal blooms that impair water quality in reservoirs and lakes that serve as sources of drinking water. Published in 2015.

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Impact of Climate Change on the Ecology of Algal Blooms

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01/29/2015

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Impact of Climate Change on the Ecology of Algal Blooms

Abstract

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Impact of Climate Change on the Ecology of Algal Blooms

Developing Guidance for Evaluation and Implementation for Control of HABs in Source Water

Alternative and Innovative Methods for Source Water Management of Algae and Cyanobacteria

Control of Toxic Cyanobacterial Blooms in Water Bodies by Allelochemicals

Balancing Carbon Management, Energy Management, Energy Production, Nutrient Removal and Densification

Advancing the Understanding of Nitrous Oxide Emissions Through Enhanced Whole-Plant Monitoring and Quantification

Autonomous in situ Monitoring of Harmful Algal Blooms

Leading Water Utility Innovation