The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have issued a report finding hundreds of harmful algal blooms across the U.S. sickened people and killed animals — a problem that is likely to get ...

Three weeks after the "toxic train" incident in Ohio, US, the local department of natural resources has increased its estimate of the number of animals killed by the hazardous chemicals to nearly ...

When exposed to these harmful algae blooms, humans often develop a rash. Other possible symptoms include nausea, headache and fever. Animals, such as dogs, who experience symptoms may appear sluggish.

They said the longer it goes on, the more likely it is to get into fish, and then animals like sea lions and dolphins are eating those fish and getting sick. Since the harmful algae has gone on so ...

Wednesday’s return to the wild by the four sea lions marked a small victory in the battle against a toxic algae bloom that has sickened and killed hundreds of animals from San Luis Obispo to San ...