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Researchers at Stony Brook University are studying a new species of toxic seaweed that has emerged in Long Island's bays in the last three years.
Researchers at Stony Brook University are studying a new species of toxic seaweed that has emerged in Long Island's bays in the last three years. Michael Wright
Researchers at Stony Brook University are studying a new species of toxic seaweed that has emerged in Long Island's bays in the last three years. Michael Wright
Stony Brook University lab technician Craig Young is working with the new seaweed species in the lab at the Marine Science Center to try to determine what makes it so toxic when it dies. Michael Wright
There were more than 30 harmful algae blooms and 50 total incidents of water quality crises on Long Island in 2019. The Gobler Laboratory
Michael Wright on Jun 2, 2020