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NASA is using AI to predict harmful algae blooms before they become environmental disasters

Science News: The issue of harmful algae blooms is currently becoming one of the major environmental and health risks in the world, impacting lakes, rivers, reservo.

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Science News: The issue of harmful algae blooms is currently becoming one of the major environmental and health risks in the world, impacting lakes, rivers, reservo.

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