'Unusually large' toxic algal bloom covers 30-mile stretch of the Lower Snake River | Freeaccess

A frothy, green layer of muck recently coated a miles-long stretch of water on the Lower Snake River in southeast Washington state, and scientists have warned people and their pets

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