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Satellite Imagery Uncovers the Mystery Behind Harmful Algal Blooms at Colorado's Blue Mesa Reservoir

USGS and National Park Service researchers analyzing decades of satellite and field data from Blue Mesa Reservoir in Colorado have found that harmful algal blooms are significantly more likely when water levels fall below 7,470 feet and water temperatures exceed 19.5°C. The severe 2021 drought dropped the reservoir to its lowest level since 1984, triggering toxic cyanobacteria blooms that released microcystin, posing serious public health risks. Similar conditions are returning in 2026.

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