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This is a map provided by EWG, the Environmental Working Group, that highlights toxic algae blooms in bodies of water across the United States. The fertilizer phosphate is a contributing factor to toxic algae blooms and Hydralife Solutions provides beneficial phytoplankton to limit the amout of phosphate in lakes.

This article identifies phytoplanktons' ability to consume phosphate and store it, in what is known as luxury uptake. This decreases the amount of available phosphate for toxic algae to utilize and develop from.

This blog is about the different names associated with toxic algae, the different types of toxic algae and some of the toxins they produce.

This article discuss the advantages of using Chlamydomonas and beneficial phytoplankton for nutrient reduction in lakes, inhibiting the development of toxic algae and improving lake productivity.

This is an article about the beneficial properties of the phytoplankton Ankistrodesmus and how it reduces nutrients to help prevent toxic algae blooms while simultaniously providing an excellent food source for zooplankton.

Scenedesmus is a remarkable phytoplankton that simultaneously supports aquatic food webs and maintains water quality. Its high nutritional value makes it indispensable for zooplankton populations, while its impressive capacity to remove nitrogen (including ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate) and phosphorus positions it as a powerful tool for addressing water pollution challenges.

This blog provides an overview on the HAB Act of 2025

Learn how utilizing phytoplankton in agriculture irrigation ponds reduces excess nutrients while providing biostimulation for farming soils.

This is a discussion of how Eutrophication Leads to Fish Kills