Microcystin Detected in One-Third of Southeastern Streams

U.S. Geological Survey scientists have detected toxins — known as microcystins — produced by various forms of algae in 39 percent of the small streams assessed throughout the southeastern United States. The recent study looked at 75 streams in portions of Alabama, Georgia, North...

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