Cyanobacterial blooms

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Conclusions• Cyanobacterial blooms andassociated toxins and taste-andodorcompounds commonly occurthroughout the United States.• The cyanotoxin microcystin iscommon in the Midwest and mayreach levels that can cause healthconcerns.Okamanpeedan Lake, Minnesota• Much more study is needed todevelop reliable means ofpredicting and responding tocyanobacterial blooms to ensurepublic health protection.Binder Lake, Iowa
Additional Information:http://ks.water.usgs.gov/studies/qw/cyanobacteria/http://ceae.engr.ku.edu/jlgraham@usgs.gov785-832-3511
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