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U of Windsor professor leads research project to keep toxins out of Great Lakes

As global temperatures continue to rise, so do harmful algal blooms

November 8, 2023  By Ground Water Canada



Windsor, Ont. – As temperatures continue to rise globally, harmful algal blooms follow. Blooms in the Great Lakes can lead to toxins in the water, the past president of the International Ozone Association says. The University of Windsor’s Saad Jasim is leading a research project aimed at preventing such toxins from getting into the drinking water supply. CTV News report | READ MORE

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