Toxic algae is invading Canada’s lakes. This early warning system could help

CBC News: The National

Toxic blue-green algae blooms are invading Canada’s lakes, threatening drinking water supplies, beaches and aquatic life. CBC News met the scientists using high-tech sensors to set up an early warning system to better manage the blooms.

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