Toledo researchers are developing a buoy that could automatically treat reservoirs for toxic algae — and it runs on a common household chemical

Toledo researchers are developing a buoy that could automatically treat reservoirs for toxic algae — and it runs on a common household chemical

The buoys would release an algaecide at controlled intervals to prevent cyanobacteria from producing toxins.

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