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Leyte waters cleared of red tide; shellfish ban stays in Matarinao Bay
TACLOBAN CITY—Shellfish harvested from the coastal waters of Leyte are now safe for human consumption after testing negative for paralytic shellfish toxin, commonly known as saxitoxin, the Bureau of ...
The shellfish ban remains in effect in Matarinao Bay in Eastern Samar and the coastal waters of Leyte, Leyte, after recent laboratory tests confirmed the presence of red tide toxins in shellfish and ...
Authorities will keep the red tide advisory in place in Bolinao, Pangasinan despite recent tests showing negative toxin levels, as nearby waters in Anda remain positive and could still pose a ...
Parts of the Atlantic Coast of New Hampshire are closed to shellfishing because of red tide ahead of the busy Memorial Day weekend. The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, in coordination with the ...
As red tide devastates Southwest Florida’s coast, turning vibrant shorelines into graveyards for marine life, Gainesville residents are feeling the impact through higher seafood prices and supply ...
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Shellfish ban stays in Matarinao Bay under red tide warning
TACLOBAN CITY — Authorities have maintained a shellfish ban in Matarinao Bay in Eastern Samar after laboratory tests confirmed the continued presence of red tide toxins, according to the advisory ...
The supply of shellfish at the Magsaysay Fish Market in Dagupan City has dropped sharply due to red tide restrictions, ...
BOSTON A toxic "red tide" has forced the state to shut down shellfish beds from the New Hampshire border to Cape Cod Canal. The algae plume, which state biologists said is the worst outbreak of red ...
New tech at the HRI is helping researchers spot harmful algal blooms sooner, allowing state agencies to respond faster and ...
Red tide has waters off Southwest Florida in the "kill zone." Caused by the Karenia brevis organism, red tide is no stranger to Florida waters. They've been documented in the Gulf of Mexico — soon to ...
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) reported that coastal waters in Central Luzon remain free from toxic red tide.In its Shellfish Bulletin No.
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