'Killer Algae' Spreads In So. California Lagoon
Scientists try to beat the clock by eradicating the invasive seaweed in the Lagoon before it spreads to the Pacific Ocean.
"Core samples taken over two months ago on a destructive algae treated with liquid chlorine in Agua Hedionda Lagoon indicate the eradication treatment appears to be working, but a new infestation was found in the lagoon Friday in an area thought to be algae-free"
Thanks to Leslea Meyerhoff
Published on Thursday, February 28, 2002 in
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