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Invasive Species Threaten Nevada
Laura Megill keeps a strange object on display in a glass case inside her Nevada Department of Wildlife office.
A shoe, covered almost completely from heel to toe in quagga mussels.
The shoe had been left in Lake Mead for 12 months, according to Megill, the aquatic invasive species coordinator for the department, and it’s meant to show just how quickly a single mussel can spread.
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- Ottawa County Health Department issued a no-body contact advisory for two area parks that are dealing with blue-green algae blooms. Algae blooms usually occur in the summer, because algae need sunlight, nitrogen and phosphorus to grow. The hot, dry weather has created an environment where algae can thrive.
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