Company finds way to remove harmful algal blooms from Utah reservoir

As temperatures warm up, dangerous toxic algae blooms become a top-of-mind issue for Utah officials and recreators wanting to enjoy the state's many bodies of water.
But a new organization is removing the algae and the tons of carbon dioxide that comes with it, keeping Utah water safe during the summer season.
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[@joalsh0421]

Can this be used in Clearlake, CA?

[@shawnhuff3920]

I was there yesterday on Sunday walking around the lake it's looking 👍great 😊

[@devinwhite104]

yuba was like this last year

[@RiverRokz]

this is wonderful

[@Turk-tf6vp]

Fast forward 10 years and they find forever chemicals in the fish.

[@dougsheldon2154]

If you would have dipped your cup into the water and taken a drink of it that would have been a global first

[@AdamThygerson-lm1gt]

Why would he do that

[@dougsheldon2154]

@@AdamThygerson-lm1gt I think that's what water is for

[@AdamThygerson-lm1gt]

@@dougsheldon2154even with the algae gone it still is not clean

[@facelessman9224]

I often find that interfering with natural processes never has unintended consequences. It's always safe.