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Melting Snow Caps in the Himalayas Cause Toxic Glowing Green Algae to Bloom Big Enough to be Seen From Space

Medicine & Technology May 05, 2020

Toxic green algae, Noctiluca scintillans blooms are proliferating at a fast pace particularly in the Arabian Sea an in parts of Southeast Asia. Scientists claim that the melting snowcaps in the Himalayas are to blame for this. The algae, also known as 'sea sparkle' blooms big enough to be seen from outer space. Click the link to read more.

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