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 Watercolors by Jay Import Beverage Pitcher Serving Dish 2 PC Set NWSticker US $14.99 
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 Vintage Cabbage Lazy Susan 8 Piece 17 Vegetable Snack Relish Tray c50s 60s US $24.95
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 Blue Mountain Pottery Mini Elephant US $12.06
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 VINTAGE BLUE MOUNTAIN POTTERY BUFFALO BISON COLLINGWOOD CANADA US $9.99
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 BLUE MOUNTAIN POTTERY 6 JUG ORIGINAL FROM EARLY 1950s EXCEPTIONAL US $19.99
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 Folk Art Vase US $10.00
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 BLUE MOUNTAIN POTTERY 7 1 4 BOWL ORIGINAL MADE IN CANADA FROM EARLY 1950s US $14.99
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 Roseville Art Pottery White Rose 8 Pedestalled Urn Vase 147 8 Pink Green US $89.99
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 ROSEVILLE FUTURA GREEN PINK BULBOUS STEP BOTTLE 384 8 EX TO MINT HARD TO FIND US $385.00
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 14Beautiful serving tray platter with a brilliant floral pattern Made in ITALY US $4.99
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 T G Green Cornish England Blue White Coffee Mug US $7.54
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 ROSEVILLE FREESIA GREEN 8 1 2 LONG WALL POCKET NOT REPRODUCTION US $150.00
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 ROSEVILLE FREESIA BLUE 8 1 2 LONG WALL POCKET NOT REPRODUCTION US $150.00
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 ROSEVILLE FREESIA ORANGE 8 1 2 LONG WALL POCKET NOT REPRODUCTION US $150.00
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 1970s LEONARD STOCKLEY WEYMOUTH POTTERY FLUTED EDGE PLANTER vgc US $7.88
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 Antique Porceleyne Fles Reflet Metallique Glaze Historical Pot Jar Vase US $500.00
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 Quimper plate with french proverb US $9.99
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 NEW ITALIAN MAJOLICA DERUTA FOUNTAIN DOVES LEMONS SPLAS US $5,650.00
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 Vintage LONGPARK TORQUAY England Motto Ware MUSTARD JAR US $18.95
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 RARE Hand Painted Delft Blue Pitcher US $34.99
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 VINTAGE CACFFAENZA MAJOLICA HAND PAINTED PIN DISH TRAY US $7.88
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 CLEWS CO VASE ART DECO CHAMELEON BLUE GREEN FLORAL US $14.22
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 Henriot Quimper plate signed on front US $12.00
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 3 Pc Roseville Pottery Blue Columbine 12 4 Green Foxglove 42 4 Rust Peony 57 4 US $51.00
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 Viana do Castelo Pot with lid US $30.00
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 LARGE CLEWS CO CHAMELEON PLANTER BOWL POT BONSAI US $8.69
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 Vintage TORQUAY England Motto Ware MINI CUP SAUCER US $16.95
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 Viana do Castelo bud vase US $30.00
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 Vintage Antique Weller Pottery Flower Frog Blue Jay 65 8 Holes US $10.50
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 Roseville USA Pair Pinecone Candlesticks Candleholders Green Brown 451 4 US $71.00
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 Moorcroft England small ceramic footed bowl Orchids and Sping Flowers c1930s US $20.00
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 PAIR OF DENBY CRAFTSMAN DARK BLUE GREEN LUSTRE MUGS US $23.68
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 Roseville USA Pottery Green Foam DripPattern Planter Very Nice Take A Lk US $9.99
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 Vintage TORQUAY England Motto Ware Early Sow Early Mow Creamer Pitcher Jug US $18.95
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 Minton Green Dragon Design Cream Jug Creamer 1912 1950 US $7.88
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 TGGREEN BLACK SHIELD MARK BLUE WHITE SOAP FLAKES JAR US $80.58
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 TGGREEN BLACK SHIELD MARK BLUE WHITE BAKING POWDER JAR US $15.80
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 Niderviller French Faience Covered Casserole Dish Stunning US $19.99
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 Polish Pottery Hand Made Creamer Sugar w tray and COFFEE CUPS US $59.99
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 1 Hermitage pottery cake knife 3 colors design to choose from spongeware US $.99
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 Rorstrand JENNY Creamer and Sugar w Lid US $29.99
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 MacKenzie Childs Spoon US $25.00
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 Handmade Pottery Vase in Olive Green Brown Shiny Glaze US $1.99
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 Handmade Pottery Vase in Grey Blue by Olsen US $1.99
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 Dryden Pottery Blue Green Glaze Square Bowl Dish US $9.95
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 ANTIQUE POLYCHROME DELFT GINGER JAR VASE LION OUD US $370.00
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 Monterey Jade California Pottery 6 1 2 Tall Vase Marked M J V25 US $12.99
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 Blue Mountain Pottery Mini Owl Green Drip Glaze US $13.99
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 Set of 3 Gorgeous Hand Painted Miniature Vases Made in JapanOG 2 3Ht US $28.00
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 Retro 1970s Iden Pottery Sussex Vase Dennis Townsend US $7.88
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 Made in Japan Schoolboy Hiking w Umbrella backpack Approx 4 tall US $6.00
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 1930s 40s Roseville PEONY Flower Pot 662 5 gold brown tones Very nice US $41.00
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 Hull Art Pottery Woodland Basket W9 8 3 4” US $6.95
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 Hull Magnolia Matt cream 10 1 2 inch vase US $57.77
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 Cowboy Decanter with 4 Colorful Nip Cups in his Chaps US $105.00
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 5 HULL VASE OPEN ROSE SIGNED ON BOTTOM OF BASE 5 TROPHY STYLE VASE US $15.50
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 Sweet FULPER Pottery Green Glaze Vase Blue Inside Paper Label As Is Condition US $9.99
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 2 Majolica Pottery Tile Bookends Trivets Luster Spain US $174.99
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 VINTAGE BROWN ONYX VASE BRUSH McCOY US $9.50
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 RARE Bavaria MONBIJOU china plate Rosenthal Continental gold gilt pink daisy ant US $29.99
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 Lot Of 3 Vintage Unique Hand Painted Oval Pin Dishes Made In Japan US $3.99
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 Vintage Miniature USA Blue Green Shawnee Swan Vase US $9.99
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 Green Teal Blue Clay Pot Candleholder with Gold Accents Unique Art US $3.00
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 Handpainted Floral Porcelain Double Inkwell Tray US $40.00
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 New Polish Pottery UNIKAT Signed Tray in Midnight Splendor US $27.95
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 Vintage sm Pitcher Made in Japan US $5.00
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 Johnson Brothers Oval Platter View of Historic America NIAGARA FALLS US $11.85
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 Thomas Bavaria Plate Blue Violets pink Flowers 1908 39 US $3.50
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 Lovely Vintage 6 Jersey Pottery Co Vase US $29.99
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 Rare Vintage Original Hand Painted Icaros Pottery Plate Rhodes Greece 1947 1986 US $28.26
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 Gail Pittman Retired NOVAK Mugs SET OF 2 US $89.00
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 Antique HPTD Japanese Nippon 4 7 8 Vase w Brown Moriage Handles Florals MINT US $49.99
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 Brush McCoy Amaryllis Art Pottery Flower Bowl 01 NR US $9.99
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 Made in Italy Vintage Garofano Faenza Blue Carnation four soup pasta bowls US $95.00
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 Oval Salt Marsh Pottery Sping Garden Bowl Wall Hanging Flowers Dartmouth MA US $19.99
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 Made in Italy Vintage Garofano Faenza Blue Carnation Creamer Sugar US $36.00
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 Vintage Franciscan Ware ECHO 6 Piece Place Setting Modern Stylized Design US $29.99
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 Gail Pittman Retired NOVAK Soup Cereal Bowl SET OF 2 US $90.00
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 VINTAGE OWENS NORTH CAROLINA POTTERY TERRA COTTA CLAY BLUE GREEN GLAZE US $29.99
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 POTTERY MUSTARD JELLY JAR WITH LID HANDCRAFTED BLUE GREEN US $12.99
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 4 Vintage Jasba Blue Green Mugs West Germany Pottery Ceramic 00914 US $12.99
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 BEAUTIFUL XLARGE HAEGER CONSOLE FRUIT BOWL 19 LONG US $19.99
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 Vintage Franciscan Ware ECHO Platter Modern Stylized Design Eames Era US $19.95
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 Vintage 1960s Royal Copenhagen Fajance Mid Century Danish Modern Bowl Signed US $34.99
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 ANTIQUE 6 1 4 T ROSEVILLE SOLID GLOSSY DARK BLUE TWO HANDLED VASE R BACKSTAMP US $69.95
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 Vintage Franciscan Ware ECHO Serving Bowl Modern Stylized Design Eames Era US $15.95
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 Beautiful Hand Sculpted and Painted Clay Vase 7 1 4 US $9.99
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 Primitive shabby 1 quart ceramic Pottery daisy blue striped Pitcher cottage chic US $1.99
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 Vintage Franciscan Ware ECHO Wedged Relish Dish Modern Style Design Eames Era US $9.95
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 Handmade Rowe Pottery Works Electric Lamp Salt Glaze Flowers US $9.99
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 Polish Pottery Vase Pitcher 7 Unikat Floral Pattern Blue 20oz 25 cup capacity US $20.00
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 PETERS AND REED 6 SCENIC LANDSUN BLUE GREEN VASE SHAPE NO 2 1920S US $55.00
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 RARE Fratelli Fanciullacci Face Jug Nude Italian Pottery Mid Century VTG 50s US $50.00
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 DECORATIVE ORIENTAL BOWL FLOWERS BIRDS PEOPLE PINK WITH GOLD TRIM 9 US $9.99
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 New Polish Pottery Dinner Plate in Midnight Splendor ART130 US $18.00
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 German Plate with Pink Roses and Raised Filigree Decoration US $5.00
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 LOVELY WELLER ART POTTERY TEAL WILD ROSE 6 VASE US $29.99
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 Studio Art Pottery Mid Century 3 Vase Set US $69.99
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 U.S. POLO ASSN. Baby-Boys Newborn Four Piece Printed Hooded Pant Set, Navy/Green, 6-9 Months List Price: Sale Price: $24.00 |
 Green Toys Race Car-Blue Sale Price: $7.86 |
 Sterling Silver Blue and Green Crystal Dragonfly Charm Hoop Earrings (0.4" Diameter) List Price: Sale Price: $26.99 |
 Green Mountain Wild Mountain Blueberry, K-Cup Portion Pack for Keurig K-Cup Brewers, 24-Count List Price: Sale Price: $13.32 |
 Source Naturals Blue-Green Algae 500mg, 200 Tablets List Price: Sale Price: $26.34 |
 Puma Women's Winning Diva Fashion Sneaker,White/Palace Blue/Ceramic Green,10 B US Sale Price: $65.00 |
 Fisher-Price Infant-To-Toddler Rocker, Blue/Green List Price: Sale Price: $33.00 |
 True Confessions Sale Price: $1.99 |
 Cooler Master 120mm Green LED Case Fan - (R4-L2R-20CG-GP) List Price: Sale Price: $7.99 |
 Blue Hat, Green Hat (Boynton on Board) List Price: Sale Price: $2.30 |
Blue Green
Frequently Asked Questions...
How do i make blue green eyes stand out?
All the beauty people give tips for blue eyes and green eyes but what about blue green eyes. Do i have to choose either or? my eyes are my favortie feature so i really want them to be the first thing people see how can i make the truly pop?
Answer:
having a favorite feature is the first step in putting make-up. i suggest you to use black liquid eyeliner starting about 1 cm away from the most inner part of your eyelid then going to the outer part. this won't make your eyes too heavy and unnatural becuase it'll just make your eyes open up and will have that audrey hepburn flare to it, very natural. if you want your eyes to be the one which is to be noticed, i suggest that you play it simple with the other parts of your face..here are some steps for you:
-cleanse ,tone, moisturize
-apply a little liquid foundation only to problem areas, set with loose powder
-line the eyes with black liquid eyeliner, curl your lashes, add blackmascara
-add a little dab of blush on your cheeks : light pink
-finish with apricot,peach,or light red lipstick
remember: if you want to define one part of your face, make sure to play it low on the other...simplicity is still the best! stay pretty!
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Blue in Green - Miles Davis
Algae Blooming: Murray Blue Green Algae
NSW Murray Regional Algal Coordinating Committee (MRACC) has provided all the invaluable information of the Blue-green Algae on this Blue-Green Algal Bloom Management website. MRACC is a public Service Committee which serves the public, water users and the Organisations who manage blue-gree Alage in the NSW Murray River catchment.
It was the Year 1878 when the first first Australian toxic bloom of blue-green algae was discovered in Lake Alexandria, South Australia.The reports of harmful blooms have been increased which are badly affecting the water use. In the Summer of 1991-1992, The world's largest Algal Bloom was recorded at the Barwon-Darling River System. The range of this poisionous bloom was 1000 km as authentically reported by the Blue-Green Algae Task Force 1992.
The algae are a polyphyletic and paraphyletic group of organisms. They are defined in differing ways, but are usually considered to be the photosynthetic organisms excepting plants. Using the term 'plants' in its most restrictive fashion, the algae are then photosynthetic organisms excepting the sister group to the Charales (i.e. the land plants). Such a definition allows inclusion of photosynthetic prokaryotes such as the cyanobacteria. The definition applied here is that the algae is that artificial subset of the photosynthetic eukaryotes which excludes the sister group to the Charales (land plants).
Algal bloom :- An algal bloom (http://www.murraybluegreenalgae.com/algalblooms.php ) occurs when the numbers of algal cells increase rapidly to reach concentrations usually high enough to be visible to the naked eye. This high growth reproduction require favourable conditions such as high nutrient or light levels.
Many types of algae form blooms. Some of these blooms are harmless, but when the blooming organisms contain toxins, other harmful chemicals, or pathogens it is known as a harmful algal bloom, or HAB. HABs can cause the death of nearby fish and foul up nearby coastlines, and produce harmful conditions to marine life as well as humans.
Blue-green algae is the common name for several different types of algae. They are actually bacteria (Cyanobacteria) which are able to photosynthesise, hence the green colour. Cyanobacteria are bacteria that grow in water and are photosynthetic (use sunlight to create food and support life). Cyanobacteria live in terrestrial, fresh, brackish, or marine water. They usually are too small to be seen, but sometimes can form visible colonies. Cyanobacteria have been found among the oldest fossils on earth and are one of the largest groups of bacteria. Cyanobacteria have been linked to human and animal illnesses around the world, including North and South America, Africa, Australia, Europe, Scandinavia, and China. Cyanobacteria are the most common, but not the only, group of algae to form HABs.
Some cyanobacterial blooms can look like foam, scum, or mats on the surface of fresh water lakes and ponds. The blooms can be blue, bright green, brown, or red and may look like paint floating on the water. Some blooms may not affect the appearance of the water. As algae in a cyanobacterial bloom die, the water may smell bad.
Dangers of HABs
1. They spoil water quality when present in large numbers by producing odours or thick scums.
2. They can make drinking water smell and taste bad.
3. They can make recreational areas unpleasant.
4. Dense blooms can block sunlight killing other plants and animals.
5. When algae decompose they may use up oxygen in the water and cause fish kills.
6. Some cyanobacteria that can produce toxins that are among the most powerful natural poisons known. The toxins are poisonous to humans and may be deadly to livestock and pets.
7. CyanoHABs can make people, their pets, and other animals sick. Often, the first sign that an HAB exists is a sick dog that has been swimming in an algae-filled pond. Children are at higher risk than adults for illness from CyanoHABs because they weigh less and can get a relatively larger dose of toxin.
Safety Precautions
We can protect ourselves, our family and our pets from exposure to HABs by following the instructions as under:-
1) Don't swim, water ski, or boat in areas where the water is discolored or where you see foam, scum, or mats of algae on the water.
2) If you do swim in water that might have a HAB, rinse off with fresh water as soon as possible.
3) Don't let pets or livestock swim in or drink from areas where the water is discolored or where you see foam, scum, or mats of algae on the water.
4) If pets (especially dogs) swim in scummy water, rinse them off immediately-do not let them lick the algae (and toxins) off their fur.
5) Don't irrigate lawns or golf courses with pond water that looks scummy or smells bad.
6) Report any "musty" smell or taste in your drinking water to your local water utility.
7) Respect any water-body closures announced by local public health authorities.
Prevention
The Algal bloom can be prevented in the following ways:-
1) Algae need three things for optimal growth: light, nutrients and high temperatures. Therefore, By Lowering the nutrients, light and temperature available to the blue-green algae in the water supply will help reduce algal growth. The speed at which water is flowing and mixing is important in controlling light and nutrient availability to algal cells.
2) Keeping livestock away from the farm dam or water supply.
3) Avoiding run-off into water supply from fertilizers and pesticides
4) Taking some water treatment measures BEFORE a bloom starts; and if practical - changing mixing patterns or covering the dam/water supply to screen out light may help.
For more information about algae blooming visit: http://www.murraybluegreenalgae.com/algae-blooming.php
About the Author
Michael Hitchcock is the director of Regional Algal Committee (http://www.murraybluegreenalgae.com ) a non profit organization. He frequently participages in local as well as international forums to bring awareness of algal issues to the public. He can be reached at mike@murraybluegreenalgae.com .
