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Lake Management
Managing lakes can be challenging, especially when you don't have the right tools. Discover how nanobubble technology is helping lake managers target the root cause of water quality issues, muck, algae, foul odors and excessive nutrients to improve lake health.
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The Eutrophication of Urban Lakes: Sustainable Tools for Restoration
What are Lake Trophics? Lake trophics, which refer to the nutrient status of a lake, play a crucial role in shaping the overall health and ecological dynamics...
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Why Dissolved Oxygen at the Sediment Layer is Key to Healthy Lakes
How to Efficiently Get Dissolved Oxygen (DO) to the Sediment with Nanobubble Technology The sediment layer in a lake is the layer of organic and inorganic...
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What is Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) for Lakes?
Oxidation-reduction potential (ORP), commonly called Redox, is a measure of the tendency of a solution to either gain or lose electrons. Simply, it’s the...
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How to Create a Sustainable Lake Management Plan with IPM
Creating a lake management plan can help ensure the long-term health and sustainability of a lake or other body of water. Here are some general steps to...
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How to Improve Water Quality Parameters with Chemical-Free Nanobubbles
Maintaining good water quality in lakes is important for protecting human health, supporting biodiversity and ecosystem services, and promoting economic...
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What is Muck and How to remove it Sustainably for Lakes and Ponds?
Muck is a type of organic sediment that can accumulate in lakes and ponds, often consisting of decomposing plant material, algae, and other organic matter. It...
Algae
Algae and the negative impacts from excessive blooms are a major concern for lake managers, owners and the public. Learn how nanobubbles help target the root cause of algae blooms through efficient oxygenation and natural oxidation.
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Lakes in Crisis: Tackling Harmful Algal Blooms
What are harmful algae blooms? Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are occurrences of rapid and excessive growth of certain types of algae, often leading to negative...
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Why do Algae Blooms get Worse in Summer?
Have you ever wondered why algae blooms often get worse during the summer months? You’ve probably seen at least one article about toxic or harmful algal blooms...
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Controlling Algae in Pahokee Marina at Lake Okeechobee in Florida
Lake Okeechobee has been plagued with blue-green algal blooms for decades. These blooms degrade water quality, which could potentially have a negative impact...
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Moleaer & FGCU: grant award from FDEP for new algae treatment study
Moleaer & FGCU announce grant award from FDEP for new algae treatment study in FL Nanobubble treatment begins at Lake Okeechobee marina to tackle algal blooms
Pond Maintenance
Golf course, backyard, resort and community ponds can be challenging to manage, though chemical-free tools like nanobubble technology are a cost-effective, sustainable way to improve water quality and solve common water problems.
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Chemical-Free & Sustainable Tools for Koi Pond Maintenance
Common Challenges in Koi Pond Maintenance Koi fish ponds, although visually appealing and serene, can encounter a range of common issues that require attention...
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Nanobubbles & Nanoparticles: Moleaer & Malvern Panalytical Webinar Q&A
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Unlocking the Power and Wonder of Nanobubbles
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How to Measure, View and Study Nano-Sized Bubbles
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ChatGPT | What AI has to say about nanobubbles
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All Lakes & Ponds Articles
You'll find articles for lake managers, owners and enthusiasts to learn about sustainable lake management, common lake and water quality challenges, and how nanobubbles target the root cause of these challenges.
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Ask an Expert: Denise Answers Your Pressing Lake Questions
Celebrating Lakes Appreciation Month & Welcoming Our Newest Team Member, Dr. Denise Devotta We are excited to announce that Dr. Denise Devotta, an accomplished...
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What are the Causes of Water Pollution?
Water, Water Everywhere? Water is a basic building block of life on earth. People, animals, plants, and ecosystems depend on it for their existence. Keeping...
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Water Pollution: Causes, Effects, and Solutions
Water pollution is one of the most pressing issues facing humanity–and one that affects everyone on Earth. Water surrounds us and makes the world livable. We...
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Nanobubbles' Role in Water Remediation for Stormwater
Stormwater runoff might seem like a natural part of the water cycle, but its destructive effect on the health of land and water ecosystems is profound. In...
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Nanobubbles Redefine Muck Control Strategies
What is Muck? In our blog on “What is muck and how to manage it sustainably in lakes and ponds?”, we answer the question, “What is Muck?” and its negative...
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Controlling Lake Pollution: Understanding the Source
Looking at an image of the earth covered by a fathomless breadth of blue water, it might be tempting to relax.
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The Eutrophication of Urban Lakes: Sustainable Tools for Restoration
What are Lake Trophics? Lake trophics, which refer to the nutrient status of a lake, play a crucial role in shaping the overall health and ecological dynamics...
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Lakes in Crisis: Tackling Harmful Algal Blooms
What are harmful algae blooms? Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are occurrences of rapid and excessive growth of certain types of algae, often leading to negative...
-
Chemical-Free & Sustainable Tools for Koi Pond Maintenance
Common Challenges in Koi Pond Maintenance Koi fish ponds, although visually appealing and serene, can encounter a range of common issues that require attention...
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Why do Algae Blooms get Worse in Summer?
Have you ever wondered why algae blooms often get worse during the summer months? You’ve probably seen at least one article about toxic or harmful algal blooms...
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Why Dissolved Oxygen at the Sediment Layer is Key to Healthy Lakes
How to Efficiently Get Dissolved Oxygen (DO) to the Sediment with Nanobubble Technology The sediment layer in a lake is the layer of organic and inorganic...
-
What is Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) for Lakes?
Oxidation-reduction potential (ORP), commonly called Redox, is a measure of the tendency of a solution to either gain or lose electrons. Simply, it’s the...
-
How to Create a Sustainable Lake Management Plan with IPM
Creating a lake management plan can help ensure the long-term health and sustainability of a lake or other body of water. Here are some general steps to...
-
How to Improve Water Quality Parameters with Chemical-Free Nanobubbles
Maintaining good water quality in lakes is important for protecting human health, supporting biodiversity and ecosystem services, and promoting economic...
-
What is Muck and How to remove it Sustainably for Lakes and Ponds?
Muck is a type of organic sediment that can accumulate in lakes and ponds, often consisting of decomposing plant material, algae, and other organic matter. It...
-
Controlling Algae in Pahokee Marina at Lake Okeechobee in Florida
Lake Okeechobee has been plagued with blue-green algal blooms for decades. These blooms degrade water quality, which could potentially have a negative impact...
-
Moleaer & FGCU: grant award from FDEP for new algae treatment study
Moleaer & FGCU announce grant award from FDEP for new algae treatment study in FL Nanobubble treatment begins at Lake Okeechobee marina to tackle algal blooms
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Nanobubbles for Effective Deep-Water Oxygenation and Reduced Algae
The increasing prevalence of harmful algae blooms (HABs) has spurred the need for new waterbody management techniques and sustainable treatment technologies....
