microcystin

The cyanobacterial blooms that release toxins are dangerous. Researchers at the University of Toledo look to use a Lake Erie bacteria to detoxify microcystin.

Four years ago, the city of Toledo told more than 450,000 residents to immediately stop drinking water out of the tap. That's after a toxin called…

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a health advisory for microcystin. That’s the toxin that shut down Toledo’s drinking water supply in…

Several environmental groups have filed a notice threatening to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency if it doesn't take action to clean up Lake…

It's been two years since drinking water in Toledo was contaminated by cyanobacteriain Lake Erie. Four hundred thousand Toledo-area residents couldn't…

TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Toledo officials are stressing that the city's water is safe to drink as they continue to monitor for the toxin produced by Lake Erie…