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Toxic Algal Blooms: Danger Ahead | Key News for Key Biscayne
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2019
Dr. Larry Brand has spent a professional lifetime analyzing South Florida waters, researching a loosely related group of ancient organisms lumped as algae, which produce the oxygen without which the sea and freshwater would be lifeless. More than pure science is involved.
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