If you’re a homeowner in New York State, particularly in Suffolk County, you may be considering upgrading your cesspool or traditional septic system to a new IA/OWTS nitrogen-reducing septic system.
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
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
Harmful algal blooms impact local water sources and environments. Rust tides are one of the many concerns for local officials who want to revamp local cesspools and septic systems to
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
When traveling through Suffolk County, you may notice the waters are red from time to time. These blooms are quite common in the Huntington-Northport Bay complex and have also been
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.
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