Environmental Issues
What is a Red Tide? An Explanation of the Harmful Algal Bloom
If you’ve ever been to a beach and witnessed an unusual red tint to the water, chances are you’ve seen a red tide. Red tides are a natural phenomenon that
If you’ve ever been to a beach and witnessed an unusual red tint to the water, chances are you’ve seen a red tide. Red tides are a natural phenomenon that
Navigating the complexities of cesspool and septic system maintenance is a crucial aspect of responsible home ownership. These systems play a pivotal role in effective and safe household waste management.
The average person flushes their toilet five times a day. An entire household of four people may flush their toilet 20 times or more in a single day. But where
Harmful algal blooms are on the rise, damaging local ecosystems and costing billions of dollars in economic losses.
Between 1998 and 2004, samples taken from several Suffolk County waterways found traces of Pfiesteria. Like many other types of microalgae or phytoplankton, Pfiesteria contributes to harmful algal blooms that
You may have noticed changes in local water sources that affect both the environment and the community. One notable issue is harmful algal blooms. These events can make the water
Many of Suffolk County’s waterways and lakes experience harmful algal blooms, including those caused by cyanobacteria. In some cases, these blooms can be toxic to humans, pets, and wildlife. Cyanobacteria
In and around Suffolk County, there are several types of algal blooms that affect marine life and harm the natural beauty of our waterways. Brown tides are one of them.
Suffolk County’s Septic Improvement Program aims to improve the health of local waterways and restore a once thriving shellfish industry. While many local residents are aware of the septic system
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