Algae

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum stated that the algae in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is 'all gone' following a $14.6 million renovation that previously caused muddy green water. The algae issue was a temporary problem during the pool's refilling process.

Norfolk Island’s unique corals face a triple threat from disease, El Niño, and government-approved dredging. Scientists warn that sediment and pollution from cattle farming, cleared land, and wastewater contribute to coral disease and algae outbreaks.

A Bristol researcher discovered diverse microscopic algae communities during a three-month Antarctic mission. The findings highlight unexpectedly rich ecosystems in the region.

President Trump announced the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool will be drained after July 4, attributing damage and algae growth to 'Criminal, Radical Left Vandals.' He accused these individuals of intentionally harming the pool's lining and creating the algae.

The article critiques the Reflecting Pool in Washington D.C. as a metaphor that consumes other symbols, highlighting Donald Trump's claims about its size and efforts to address its issues. It mentions Greenwater Solutions' attempts to treat algae with nanobubbles and Trump's tendency to blame failures on external factors like 'saboteurs' and former President Obama.

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, renovated by the Trump administration at a cost exceeding $16 million, has turned green with algae despite efforts to make it 'American flag blue.' The pool, now a site of ongoing cleanup and protests, was intended to be a centerpiece for America's 250th anniversary but has drawn criticism over its no-bid contracts and ineffective algae solutions.

The Reflecting Pool at the White House turned green due to algae growth, prompting criticism of the Trump administration's handling of the project. Trump attributed the issue to sabotage but faced scrutiny over no-bid contracts awarded to Greenwater Services, a firm linked to his donor John J. Cafaro, whose work involved hydrogen peroxide treatments that may have damaged the pool's sealant.

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is being drained again due to algae-green water and peeling paint, despite a $14 million renovation. Trump blames the issues on 'vandalism,' citing a 350-foot gash and arrests, but has not provided evidence for these claims.

Trump claimed that vandals sabotaged the Reflecting Pool, but internal documents suggest otherwise. The pool, near the Washington Monument, currently has algae being addressed by workers.

Environmentalists are urging an investigation into the deaths of three birds, including a duckling, near the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The pool, recently renovated with a blue coating and hydrogen peroxide treatments for algae, has drawn concerns over potential causes like chemical use or peeling paint. President Donald Trump attributed the issues to vandalism but announced plans to drain the pool for repairs.

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is being drained for repairs after algae and peeling paint emerged shortly after a US$14.7 million renovation. President Donald Trump threatened prison time for anyone damaging the pool, while DC Water authority approved the draining and the repair company pledged fixes under warranty.

National Guard and Park Police are patrolling the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool as Trump's administration faces issues with a failed renovation. Algae blooms and a peeling liner, part of a $14 million project, have led to Trump blaming 'SICK, DERANGED PEOPLE!' and vowing quick repairs.

Five people were arrested for vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which recently underwent $15 million in renovations. A Trump administration official reported the incident, and Trump alleged chemical tampering and damage to new grass around the pool. Atlantic Industrial Coatings, which handled the pool's coating, stated repairs would occur once the pool is drained.

President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. Park Police had arrested multiple individuals he alleged were vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which has developed algae. The arrests are linked to claims of damage to the pool.

Trump stated the Reflecting Pool must be emptied for repairs due to algae infestation. Knife-wielding vandals damaged the pool's facade, destroying a $16 million renovation.

President Donald Trump claimed federal authorities arrested individuals for vandalizing the Reflecting Pool, which faced issues with algae and peeling blue paint after a $14-million renovation. An arrest included David Hearn, who touched the pool's surface during a bike ride and was detained by National Guard troops and Park Police. Agencies responsible for the National Mall did not comment on the vandalism claims.

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on the National Mall, renovated under Trump's urging with a projected cost of $1.9 million, has turned green with algae despite claims of a 50-year waterproof coating. The project's cost ballooned to $15 million, and Democratic lawmakers are investigating potential conflicts of interest in no-bid contracts awarded to firms linked to Trump and his associates.

President Trump claimed federal authorities arrested individuals for vandalizing the Reflecting Pool, which he said had turned algae green and had peeling blue lining. David Hearn, a former Olympic canoe racer, was arrested after touching the pool's coating during a bike ride.

President Donald Trump criticized the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool as 'filthy' and authorized a no-bid contract to resurface it, but after spending $14 million, the pool remains green due to algae. The Interior Department claims a new filtration system has been deployed, while a University of Virginia analysis found higher algae levels this year than in the past five.

President Donald Trump claimed vandals used chemicals to damage the recently renovated reflecting pool near the Lincoln Memorial, which had faced issues with peeling paint and algae growth after a $14.8 million restoration. The National Park Service is addressing the algae with chemicals and ozone, while authorities investigate the vandalism.

The Reflecting Pool on Washington's National Mall has turned green due to algae growth, with paint peeling off less than two weeks after a renovation ordered by Donald Trump that painted the pool American flag blue. The pool, located between the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument, was recently reopened following the renovation.

President Trump's efforts to upgrade the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool encountered issues with algae turning the water green and rips appearing in the 'American Flag Blue' sealant he selected.

The Trump administration compared its efforts to combat algae in Washington's reflecting pool to its conflict with Iran. The Interior department claims the water is 'crystal clear,' while witnesses report it is murky green. A $14.2m refurbishment was ordered to make the monument 'American Flag blue' for the 250th birthday celebrations.

The Trump administration compared its efforts to address algae in Washington's reflecting pool to its conflict with Iran. The Interior Department claims the water is 'crystal clear' despite witnesses reporting murky green conditions, following a $14.2m refurbishment aimed at making the pool 'American Flag blue' for the 250th birthday celebrations.

Steve Sack is drawing again and publishes an editorial cartoon featuring President Donald Trump and his problematic Reflecting Pool project on MinnPost each Thursday. The article mentions a feature story by Eric Ringham and a Substack follow for Sack.

Workers attempted to change the color of the National Mall's Reflecting Pool to President Trump's preferred blue using hydrogen peroxide, but the water turned green instead, sparking public criticism and confusion. The project, which cost taxpayers $16.4 million and included a nanobubbling system to combat algae, has failed to achieve its goal ahead of America's 250th birthday.

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C., has turned green due to algae buildup just weeks after its $14M renovation. Keith Gray of Integrated Lakes Management explains the cause.

The National Park Service is using hydrogen peroxide in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to address algae growth, as confirmed by a Department of the Interior spokesperson.

President Donald Trump's project to repaint the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool blue like the US flag was undermined by algae, turning the water swamp green. A tourist from China noted the algae in photos and planned to use a filter to hide it. The issue emerged shortly after the pool's repainting project was completed.

The Trump administration used hydrogen peroxide and tiny bubbles to address an algal bloom in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which has turned chartreuse.

The Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool in Washington DC turned green with algae shortly after a $14.2m renovation. The no-bid contract for the project was awarded to Atlantic Industrial Coatings, a company previously linked to a swimming pool renovation at one of Donald Trump’s golf clubs.

Algae was spotted in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool soon after its $14.2 million renovation was completed. The Interior Department attributed the algae to residual buildup from unused supply lines during construction and stated crews are addressing it with a new filtration system. President Donald Trump has publicly promoted the renovation project, but there is no firm timeline for full algae removal due to recent rain.

Donald Trump's $14.2m renovation of the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool to make it 'American flag blue' has failed due to persistent algae growth amid warm weather. The administration previously claimed the algae would be cleared after the project, but the pool remains green.

Barton Springs is closed following storms as murky water raises concerns about algae and bacteria levels. Officials warn that storm runoff may worsen conditions, with potential for improvement in up to a week.

A unique phenomenon is causing Jersey Shore beaches to resemble tropical waters, a stark contrast to the Mid-Atlantic's usual darker green or gray appearance due to sediment, algae, and light conditions. A bloom has dramatically altered the region's typical water coloration.

Researchers have created a special kind of algae that can remove microplastics from drinking water by producing an orange-scented oil that helps bind to water-repelling microplastics. The algae can form easy-to-remove clumps and also clean wastewater while growing. This innovation has potential to improve water quality.