Cyanobacteria Warnings in Lake Winni

[ApS]

ALS, a fatal disease with ties to the prevailing wind's shores of lakes from Lake Champlain to Maine.

On Lake Winnipesaukee, Tuftonboro is a major target of wind driven cyanobacteria--and their spores.

Originally Posted by FlyingScot

It's sad to see the governor, who tries to portray himself as a reasonable guy, to be so off base here. Nobody said this would kill you, but it can give you a very bad rash, and REALLY mess you up if you are a child, dog, asthmatic, or otherwise compromised.

While we might debate the candidates to replace Sunnunu, I hope we can all agree that the next governor should take this more seriously and protect our lakes

Repeatedly, this forum hasn't been the place to debate the candidates. (Or any candidates).

If one reads the article from The Union Leader, the Governor had asked the NHDES Director to not be ''alarmist".

Since everyone here knows what letter [ ✓ ] follows this Governor's name, I'll tag this thread as "political".

[WinnisquamZ]

Originally Posted by ApS

ALS, a fatal disease with ties to the prevailing wind's shores of lakes from Lake Champlain to Maine.

On Lake Winnipesaukee, Tuftonboro is a major target of wind driven cyanobacteria--and their spores.



Repeatedly, this forum hasn't been the place to debate the candidates. (Or any candidates).

If one reads the article from The Union Leader, the Governor had asked the NHDES Director to not be ''alarmist".

Since everyone here knows what letter [ ✓ ] follows this Governor's name, I'll tag this thread as "political".

You are correct.


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[John Mercier]

Originally Posted by ApS

ALS, a fatal disease with ties to the prevailing wind's shores of lakes from Lake Champlain to Maine.

On Lake Winnipesaukee, Tuftonboro is a major target of wind driven cyanobacteria--and their spores.



Repeatedly, this forum hasn't been the place to debate the candidates. (Or any candidates).

If one reads the article from The Union Leader, the Governor had asked the NHDES Director to not be ''alarmist".

Since everyone here knows what letter [ ✓ ] follows this Governor's name, I'll tag this thread as "political".

Since Sununu isn't running. I don't think he had a political reason for his reaction.
More likely it is because DES doesn't have a definite solution - personally not sure there is one. It seemed more like frustration to me.

[Mr. V]

Dogs are used in Sandpoint, Idaho to get rid of geese.

https://www.spokesman.com/stories/20...of-pet-dogs-t/

[ApS]

From your article, a major takeaway:

"Still, these lethal methods still didn’t keep other geese away.
The green park with its groomed grass along the water was just too attractive.

A few years ago the city even hired a professional dog to chase the geese."