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BGSU research finds toxins from algal blooms present in air samples

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New research by a Bowling Green State University scientist found that harmful algal blooms – the primary issue facing Lake Erie – release toxins into the air that can be inhaled by humans at distances hundreds of miles from the site of a bloom.

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BGSU research finds toxins from algal blooms present in air samples

New research by a Bowling Green State University scientist found that harmful algal blooms – the primary issue facing Lake Erie – release toxins into the air that can be inhaled by humans at distances hundreds of miles from the site of a bloom.

·Toledo, United States
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The Blade broke the news in Toledo, United States on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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