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As harmful algal bloom season looms, scientists look ahead
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As harmful algal bloom season looms, scientists look ahead
SOUTH BASS ISLAND, Ohio — In the calm, shallow harbor off the shores of Put-In-Bay, Justin Chaffin, research coordinator for the Stone Laboratory, tossed a small disk attached to a rope over the side of a research vessel. He was using a Secchi disk, a more than 150-year-old technology, to measure the clarity of the water. The disk sank about 10 feet, almost reaching the bottom before disappearing from view. “If the water’s clear, this goes down …
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