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This is not the report of the situation of the "Blue-green algae" on coasts of Finland but just a fake coloured picture which might be used as an illustration for some equal article. Water seems to be oily and stones polluted by the blue-green algae. Hmmm.
Copyright: Hannu Kuukkanen
The Algaeus' battery bank is located in the trunk of the car. Electricity and algae-fuel powered the vehicle from San Diego to Washington, D.C.
There was a very small freshwater creek entering the ocean at this point.
The entire course of the creek's journey over the rocks to the sea was carpeted in this interesting algae.
Photographed at Salt Point State Park, Sonoma County, California
University of Michigan ecologist Bradley Cardinale, a professor at the School for Environment and Sustainability. Photo taken July 1, 2016, at U-M's E.S. George Reserve near Pinckney, Mich. Photo by Daryl Marshke/Michigan Photography.
been a bit warm recently - lake completely covered in algae - would have more impact without the shadows, zoetermeer, the netherlands
The "Algaeus," a Toyota Prius running on algae-developed gasoline and an electric motor, was the first vehicle to cross the United States using an algae-electric hybrid powerplant. Congressman Bilbray was on hand to receive the Algaeus as it arrived at the United States Capitol.
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- Algenbewuchs unter der Brücke
- Algae growth under the bridge
The Green Bridge is a small art and nature landscape in Mainz-Neustadt that has existed since 1981. It was designed in 1977 by the environmental artist Dieter Magnus, who lived in Neustadt at the time. The planning civil engineer was Horst Waldmann. The Green Bridge has become a model for nature-oriented design in public spaces that has received much attention throughout Germany. Among other things, Dieter Magnus received the Federal Cross of Merit on Ribbon for this work in 2012. (Wikipedia)
This mat, I think it is algae, was near a bubbling mudpot slightly above Blood Geyser. I treminded me of the shape of stromatolites I have seen in the past.
Elevation 2280 meters (7500 feet)
Artists' Paintpots Trail
Yellowstone National Park
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A large mat of red-brown algae in the runoff from a geyser field--with a dead tree weathering in the foreground.
Old stomping grounds over at Tourmaline Surf Park in Pacific Beach. Longboarder heaven out there. All those rocks weren't there a few years ago...
It looks like lichen, right? Turns out it's algae. The trees in this part of Point Lobos are covered in a Green Algae (it produces chlorophyll cells). The color of this green algae happens to be orange (due to carotene pigment). Strange. :-)
Trentepohlia aurea v. polycarpa
(great info about this algae can be found at: pt-lobos.parks.state.ca.us/Plants.htm)