While Hurricane Sandy threatens the East Coast, some researchers say the storm could help reduce red tide on the Gulf Coast. But that doesn't mean all of the toxin's effects will disappear.
As Hurricane Sandy affects Southeast Florida, its winds are also kicking up water on the west coast of the state. Research scientist Rick Bartleson says that may be a good thing.
He studies water samples from Sanibel Island and for the fifth consecutive day, his tests show low levels of toxic red tide, NBC2 reports.
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OldMarcoMan writes:
Fixing the malfunctioning Sewer Line might help too.
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