Utah-Based Water Treatment Company Kills Toxic Algal Bloom in Utah Lake
KSL TV –
A Utah-based water treatment company this summer is showing that it can significantly reduce toxic algal blooms in Utah Lake. The head of the company shared their promising results at Lindon Marina on Wednesday, and they will present their data from the pilot program to state scientists later this month.
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