Blue algae in the body of water: avoid swimming or better?
Blue algae in the body of water: avoid swimming or better?
Dangers from blue-green algae in Saxony-Anhaltic waters
In Saxony-Anhalt, the increase in blue algae in waters not only affected local bathing, but also raises important questions about the condition of our environment and the safety of our waters. Blue algae, which are more precise cyanobacteria, create especially in warm weather and sufficient solar radiation when the water temperatures rise.
The effects on the bathing housing dwellings
at high temperatures and excessive nutrient intake, for example due to fertilizers, these bacteria can multiply explosively. This leads to a cloudy water color that appears green or blue-green depending on the concentration. Visible signs such as streaks or even algae carpets are common indicators for problematic water quality.
Why are blue algae dangerous?
The dangers that arise from a high concentration of blue algae should not be underestimated. You can not only affect water quality, but also represent health risks for humans and animals. In many cases, dead fish were spotted in water -infected waters, which indicates the harmful effects of these bacteria on the wildlife. It is therefore recommended not to bathe in those waters in which a high blue -green algae concentration is
The role of citizens and community
The problem of blue -green algae requires joint action by the community. Citizens should be informed about the dangers and being sensitized to make environmentally conscious decisions. Responsible handling of fertilizers can help reduce the nutrient load in water and prevent the development of cyanobacteria.
conclusion: responsibility for our waters
Overall, the situation around the blue algae in Saxony-Anhalt shows how important it is to protect and regulate our waters. Each individual has the responsibility to contribute to the preservation of water quality. Only through a high level of awareness and community action can we keep the endangered habitat water and ensure that our bathing lakes will continue to be enjoyable and harmless in the future.