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N H scientists are using drones to help find harmful algae blooms

Researchers say drones can detect cyanobacteria blooms faster, and with less hassle, than environmental officials going from lake to lake.

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Swimmers beware: A record-breaking summer for cyanobacteria

The state has released an updated interactive map showing the latest information about where it’s safe to swim.

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NH Ponds, Beaches Have Active Fecal, Cyanobacteria Bacteria Advisories

NH Ponds, Beaches Have Active Fecal, Cyanobacteria Bacteria Advisories - Concord, NH - Beaches on the Seacoast; water bodies in Bedford, Deering, Hollis, Hudson, Kingston, Salisbury, and other towns have water safety warnings.

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How is climate change affecting cyanobacteria in N H lakes, ponds and other waters?

How is climate change affecting cyanobacteria in N H lakes, ponds and other waters?
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Cyanobacteria and climate change in N H | New Hampshire Public Radio

Warmer summers and changing weather patterns give the bacteria that cause these blooms a longer season to thrive.

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