A bloom of harmful algae along our southern California coast continues sickening sealions and other animals. NBC 7’s, ...

A bloom of harmful algae off the coast again this year is creating a neurotoxin that has caused sea lions and other marine mammals to exhibit Parkinson's-like symptoms up and down the Southern ...

2013 was a grim year for dolphins in Florida. That year, bottlenose dolphins were dying en masse in the Indian River Lagoon ...

Sargassum seaweed is a problem throughout the Caribbean. But scientists have plans to transform it into a source of renewable ...

The algae blooms feed on nutrients brought on by upwelling — when winds bring nutrient-rich deep ocean water to the surface. With these nutrients, the algae can grow and spread faster. Some experts at ...

Contamination fuels algae blooms and wreaks havoc ... of pounds of lettuce into the Lagoon to help survivors. Along the Atlantic Coast, more than 140 ailing manatees were rescued from the ...

Researchers have successfully revived algae that remained dormant underneath sediment at the bottom of the Baltic Sea for ...

The Tijuana River sewage crisis may be contributing to the current toxic algae bloom off the coast of Southern California, as the added nutrient load from the pollution is fueling the growth of ...

is feeding the algae. "Whether it be with a fire or just organic waste flowing into the ocean, those all contribute to the size, scale, intensity of these blooms," Warner said. "And we believe ...

SAN PEDRO, Calif. (KABC) -- Scientists say sea life off the coast of Southern California is in danger of being wiped out. They say climate change is a major factor in the heightened risk.