WHY?
The presence of toxins from Algal Blooms in drinking and recreational freshwater lakes may represent serious health risks for the human population
HOW?
Implementing a system to monitor and predict toxic blooms and developing a treatment process to remove Cyanobacteria and cyanotoxins from freshwater lakes.
WHO?
A partnership of 4 organizations from Italy, Norway and Sweden
WHERE?
Lake Erken and lake Mälaren in Sweden and lake Albano and Lake Castreccioni-Cingoli in Italy.
WHEN
2019 - 2022
JOIN US
Contact us to report any algal blooms in your area
NEWS & EVENTS
World Water Week 2022
World Water Week 2022 takes place from 23 August to 1 September. More than 300 sessions on the theme Seeing the Unseen: The Value of Water.
World Water Week 2022
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Progress in testing machine learning methods for predicting algal blooms in Lake Erken
Bloowater project partner Uppsala University presented some of their progress in testing machine learning methods for predicting algal blooms in Lake Erken.
They presented the work at the 2nd W...
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PAF Pilot Plant by Università Politecnica delle Marche
UNIVPM, Bloowater partner, designed and implemented an innovative pilot to validate new technologies for water supply
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