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Hurting businesses: Officials take tour of Lake Erie algae bloom –

Posted on September 18, 2017 by John Klein

Dave Spangler, vice president of the Lake Erie Charter Association, told people aboard his vessel the noxious algae has driven away 25 to 30 percent of his business, and hurt property values near his lakefront condo. “Our business is entirely … Continue Reading…

Tagged algae blooms, cyanobacteria, Lake Erie, microcystin, WLEB

Toledo Blade cartoonist: Ohio Farm Bureau & DBM*

Posted on August 31, 2017 by John Klein

*DBM = Death by Manure. Credit: Toledo Blade, Kirk Walters[/caption] … Continue Reading…

Tagged fish kill, Manure, Ohio Farm Bureau, WLEB

State, federal government need to do more to protect our waterways

Posted on August 29, 2017 by John Klein

A fish kill in Williams County on Aug. 17 highlights in stark terms the failure of Ohio in dealing with animal waste and fertilizer runoff into the state’s waterways. On the same day as about 15,000 fish suffocated when ammonia … Continue Reading…

Tagged fish kill, Manure, waste application, WLEB

Authorities investigate death of thousands of fish in Williams County, OH [W of Toledo]

Posted on August 24, 2017 by John Klein

WEST JEFFERSON, Ohio — Manure spread across more than 100 acres of farmland just before a major thunderstorm rolled in killed “close to 15,000” fish in eastern Williams County’s picturesque Beaver Creek, raising new questions about the strength of rules … Continue Reading…

Tagged fish kill, Lake Erie, manure spill, WLEB

Toledo Blade hosts editorial forum on health of Lake Erie

Posted on August 17, 2017 by John Klein

Activists call for ‘impaired’ designation for western basin hree local environmental activists called on Toledo and Ohio leaders Thursday to more vigorously pursue “impaired” status for western Lake Erie under the Clean Water Act, arguing that merely monitoring pollutants after … Continue Reading…

Tagged algae blooms, CAFOs, Lake Erie, microcystin, WLEB

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