Large soda lakes may have provided the high phosphorus levels needed for life to begin on Earth, offering a new explanation ...

The Minnehaha Creek Watershed District is taking an innovative approach to lowering the amount of phosphorus in Dutch Lake and Jennings Bay of Lake Minnetonka. Utilizing technology used primarily ...

Life on Earth could have originated four billion years ago in large soda lakes, according to researchers at the Swiss federal technology institute ETH Zurich.

Phosphorus produces cyanobacteria which appears in water as blue-green or brownish algae. Sandy Bihn, executive director of the nonprofit Lake Erie waterkeeper, calls the EPA's control plan ...

The water body located in Littleton and Lyman has suffered from frequent bouts of the photosynthetic bacteria, which feed on ...