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The Rising Threat of Toxic Algae in 8 Colorado’s Lakes Due to Climate Change
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials have closed several lakes to swimming and other recreation over recent weeks due to toxic algae blooms that can sicken swimmers and kill pets. The agency closed parts of Cherry Creek Reservoir on Sunday, as well as the swim beach at North Sterling Reservoir.
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Blue Green Algae Blamed for Multiple Dog Deaths After Swimming in a Lake in Ireland
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"Dead Fishes Everywhere": Red Tide Turned Florida Coast Toxic, Threatening Marine Ecosystem
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The Ocean Can't Breathe: Mexico-Sized Algae Bloom in the Arabian Sea Should Concern You
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The End is Near: Poisonous Algae Further Stressing Out Great Barrier Reef
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Yikes! Rio Olympics Diving Pool Mysteriously Turns Green Overnight
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Strange! Why This Giant Lake Turning Red Blood in Iran is Something to Be Worried About
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