Satellites to the rescue for Clear Lake algae problems?
March 19, 2013 by Dan Rademacher
Clear Lake algae problems persist, but a new effort aims to use satellite imagery to track pollution and find solutions.
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Otters and Algae and Sharks! Oh No!
October 11, 2010 by R. Adam Chasey
It’s safe to say that most Californians harbor a soft spot for sea otters. So two bleak reports this past month concerning the fate of the southern sea otter were met with much dismay. One group of scientists documented a fresh-water toxin that’s killing otters downstream, while another found a marked increase in otters killed by sharks.
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New Efforts to Track and Predict Harmful Marine Algae
October 01, 2010 by Aleta George
Nearly every year for a decade, scientists have detected harmful algae blooms in Monterey Bay. These threaten birds and marine mammals alike, and now researchers have funding to develop new methods of predicting the outbreaks.
