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The Boston Globe
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Massachusetts Harmful Algal Blooms Risk Summer Activities
Harmful algal blooms, caused by cyanobacteria, have affected water bodies across Massachusetts, leading to closures of ponds, lakes, and beaches due to toxin risks to people and pets. Despite proactive measures such as alum treatments and increased monitoring, recent blooms have still resulted in temporary shutdowns, with climate change and nutrient pollution contributing to their frequency and severity. Local communities are implementing prevention strategies, including reducing nutrient runoff and improving stormwater infrastructure, to manage and mitigate these blooms.
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