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What are those red patches in the river?

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I received a listener question about a seasonal phenomenon people are noticing in the lower river right now: patches of dull red in the water. What is it?

Turns out it’s not what many people think: it’s NOT a dreaded toxic algae bloom.

Instead it’s a good thing: a bloom of beneficial phytoplankton that is helping restore oxygen to the water and reduce harmful acidity. We’re seeing it more in recent years, and it’s helping the river become a healthier place for living creatures like salmon.

The post What are those red patches in the river? appeared first on The Ship Report.

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I received a listener question about a seasonal phenomenon people are noticing in the lower river right now: patches of dull red in the water. What is it?

Turns out it’s not what many people think: it’s NOT a dreaded toxic algae bloom.

Instead it’s a good thing: a bloom of beneficial phytoplankton that is helping restore oxygen to the water and reduce harmful acidity. We’re seeing it more in recent years, and it’s helping the river become a healthier place for living creatures like salmon.

The post What are those red patches in the river? appeared first on The Ship Report.

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